adding video to frontpage 2002

[Guest]

I have tried everything that I know to add a video clip to my website. I
downloaded the windows player plugin and converted my video to .wmp file. I
used the wizard to add the video clip. When I see my page in the brouser the
video plays great. When I publish it to the server the windows media player
is there but when you click the button to play it connects then instantly
turns off. I have learned a lot about the program but still have very
minimal understanding of how everything really works. I would greatly
appreciate any help that I could get because I have tried everything that I
could read as a solution and nothing has worked so far. I have been told to
check that the path name is correct but I'm sorry to say I don't understand
what that means.
thanks in advance for any help

 

[Guest]

Can you give us the URL?

 

[Guest]

www.slidinge.com
The video is under horses for sale, then on the page of Chics Dig My Boots.
My page is messed up right now from trying every possible solution I could
come up with to fix it so I currently home 2 home pages, sorry.
Thanks for trying to help, just let me know what I need to do I will
certainly try it.

 

[Guest]

It looks to me that the path to the file is incorrect of the file is not
present in the location specified.

Here is the path it is currently set to: ".\media\mp_prod04_5.asx" . The
media player error details say it can't find the file.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

The path is incorrect and since your are hosted under a Unix/Linux server make sure the actual file
name and an references to the file name are all lowercase.

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[Guest]

Here is where I don't understand. Sorry for my supidity. When I use the
microsoft player wisard to select the video it still won't find it so I was
told that the path was wrong. When using the wizard the path is to my
computer/my documents and such but I don't know how to actually figure out
what the true path is? When is look at what was published it show that there
is a file labeled media and when I look in that file the video that I am
trying to publish is there. My best guess for the path was my website
www.slidinge.con/(then the acutal page the player is on)/ (then the media
folder)/(then the file name itself? I greatly appreciate you time and would
really appreciate any input that could better help me to understand this. I
have tried to cross reference my frontpage book and the book for dummies that
I have but nothing explains where to find my path to the video
Thanks so much for you time, I would appreciate any thoughts that might help

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You must import the file into your current open FP web prior to using/linking to it.

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Thomas A. Rowe
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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Agents Real Estate Listing Network
http://www.NReal.com
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[Guest]

Also, the windows media player tool doesn't work in Firefox - just so you
know. At least, that was my experience with it. I add a plug-in in frontpage
to accomplish a compatible embeded video. You could also hand code it.

 

[Bob Lehmann]

then on the page of Chics Dig My Boots
So, is a "Chic" anything like a Chick?

PS - Your page is pushing 1MB. Don't you think that's a bit much?

Bob Lehmann

 

[Guest]

Thanks for everything.
I was successful in getting it to work

 

[Guest]

SOS. I have just purchased Front page to create our business web-site. i am
ready to throw in the towel as I cannot add Video and individual sound clips
which are absoltely essential to our Opere web-site. Help, I have tried the
obvious. Insert/ Video/ open a file called mpeg.

All that happens is an icon that will not play in the preview section of
prontpage? PLease help!

 

[Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]]

Did you try Preview in Browser?

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