Req: Windows Media Player Help

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Wad

I have inserted an active-x component (Windows Media Player) into my
web page (FP 2003) and through properties have linked it to a short
WAV file. I have also uploaded the files to the server ( no FP
extensions), and while it plays fine off my computer, other computers
cannot access the sound. I even tried it on a server that supports FP
extensions - still no luck! Can anyone tell me why this might not be
working?


http://studentweb.usq.edu.au/home/W0030291/FET5622IMM/activity_3_9.htm


Wad
 
Wad

Youmay have uploaded the wav file, but your wmp component is
still looking at your local computer. Any time a
multi-media (sound, image) item is not working, a quick way
to check for the issue is to right click the item and choose
properties. I did this to your wmp component and the source
listed is
D:\FET5622IMM\sound\Iamokay.wav

Mike


Wad wrote:
: I have inserted an active-x component (Windows Media
: Player) into my web page (FP 2003) and through properties
: have linked it to a short WAV file. I have also uploaded
: the files to the server ( no FP extensions), and while it
: plays fine off my computer, other computers cannot access
: the sound. I even tried it on a server that supports FP
: extensions - still no luck! Can anyone tell me why this
: might not be working?
:
:
:
http://studentweb.usq.edu.au/home/W0030291/FET5622IMM/activity_3_9.htm
:
:
: Wad
 
Wad

Youmay have uploaded the wav file, but your wmp component is
still looking at your local computer. Any time a
multi-media (sound, image) item is not working, a quick way
to check for the issue is to right click the item and choose
properties. I did this to your wmp component and the source
listed is
D:\FET5622IMM\sound\Iamokay.wav

Mike
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Thanks - got it figured. Need to type the URL into properties source.

Wad
 
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