Need Video to Play

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Still having problems getting my video to play on web site. I want to be able to click on the still photo that is on the web page and have Windows Media Player open and the video play. I have inserted the photo but am having trouble linking this to the video. Can somebody please give some detail instructions on how to do this? I am very new to this so please be as elementry as possible. Thanks,
Chris
 
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cannan said:
Still having problems getting my video to play on web site. I want to be
able to click on the still photo that is on the web page and have Windows
Media Player open and the video play. I have inserted the photo but am
having trouble linking this to the video. Can somebody please give some
detail instructions on how to do this? I am very new to this so please be
as elementry as possible. Thanks,
 
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Andrew Murray

basic way would be a hyperlink to the file:

to link an image to a file:

<a href="yourmovie.mov"><img src="movie.jpg"></a>

of course you'd put in the full url for the .mov file and the jpg file relevant
to your site.

this should open Media Player on the user's pc and allow the movie to "stream"
play, or depending on the set-up and connection (broadband vs dialup) may
download first before playing.


cannan said:
Still having problems getting my video to play on web site. I want to be able
to click on the still photo that is on the web page and have Windows Media Player
open and the video play. I have inserted the photo but am having trouble linking
this to the video. Can somebody please give some detail instructions on how to
do this? I am very new to this so please be as elementry as possible. Thanks,
 

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