An XML-driven Flash applet that you can embed into most web pages to provide streaming Flash video to your site visitors. Over a dozen configuration options are supported. This is an XML-driven, applet version of the Cinema Video Component for Flash.

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Date Added: Feb 18, 2007 Hits: 158 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0

This applet includes several advanced controls, including a CC (closed captioning) option, navigation buttons to view the previous/next video, playhead control, volume contol, and button to display more information about the movie.

The XML file to be used by the applet is settable in the HTML, and passed in as a parameter. The default is "config.xml", but you can set this to any filename that you wish.

DTD file is included for XML validation of your XML configuration file.

Video buffering is used during load. Buffer text can be set in the XML configuration file.

The video list is set manually in the XML configuration file, along with the video name/title, closed captioning text, and buffer time.

100% of the Flash 8 Pro source code is included with the purchased version of this applet - the .fla file and all .as (ActionScript) files.

This applet includes over two dozen XML configuration options. All text labels are configable, along with most interface colors, default size, volume, looping behavior, and many others!

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Date Added: Mar 7, 2007 Hits: 30 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0

Two
"views" are possible: ComboBox view and Button (also called "Palette")
view, as shown here. This mirrors the two smile configuration options
that are available in FlashChat. Like all Flash components from
TUFaT.com, the SmileText component includes 100% of the Flash source
code, including ALL .as and .fla files that were used to develop the
component, as well as the .mxp and .swc files needed to install and
quickly use the component. NEW! Right-to-Left (RTL) text option is
available for Hebrew and Arabic speakers, whose text is written in this
manner. SmileText may be the only such component that supports this!
Advanced, ActionScript-oriented API is available to allow developers
fine-tuned configuration over the SmileText object. As shown in the
demo and API, options exist to clear the smilie field, remove smilies,
set text direction, and set several interface colors. These are all
API-oriented (must be done via ActionScript calls), not within the
component properties panel. Component is installable using the
Macromedia Extension Manager by double-clicking on the appropriate .mxp
files.

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Date Added: Mar 28, 2007 Hits: 7 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0

The cinema video player interface provides the ability to view closed captioned (CC) text at specific intervals of the movie. The interface also includes a draggable playhead, volume control, and optional JPG logo.

Videos are buffered during load, to provide a smooth, steaming playback. Buffering text is configurable in the XML configuration options.

The XML configuration file can be specified dynamically by passing it as a parameter to the Flash movie. Default file is config.xml.

Over two dozen configuration options exist in the XML configuration file, which can be edited using any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com).

All Flash 8 Pro source code, including .fla and .as (ActionScript) files, are included with the purchased version of this software.

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Date Added: Sep 24, 2007 Hits: 6 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 1

Resize the applet without distorting the video controls. This permits resizable video displays while preserving the ability to control the playhead and volume.

Over two dozen XML configuration options can be set using an external XML configuration file. Only a simple text editor, like Textpad, is needed to edit the XML. Change settings like logo path, click URL, brightness, position of controls, transparency, color, and many more!

FLV video and non-progressive JPG logo are loaded externally from files. The paths to these files are set in the XML configuration. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included, as well as a .dtd file to help validate your XML syntax.

Change the XML configuration filename by editing the HTML file that loads the applet, as shown here. Please note that this edit must be done in two separate places. By doing this, you can have multiple instances of the applet on a single HTML page, by giving each XML file a different name.

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Date Added: Sep 24, 2007 Hits: 28 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 1

This applet includes several advanced controls, including a CC (closed captioning) option, navigation buttons to view the previous/next video, playhead control, volume contol, and button to display more information about the movie.

The XML file to be used by the applet is settable in the HTML, and passed in as a parameter. The default is "config.xml", but you can set this to any filename that you wish.

DTD file is included for XML validation of your XML configuration file.

Video buffering is used during load. Buffer text can be set in the XML configuration file.

The video list is set manually in the XML configuration file, along with the video name/title, closed captioning text, and buffer time.

100% of the Flash 8 Pro source code is included with the purchased version of this applet - the .fla file and all .as (ActionScript) files.

This applet includes over two dozen XML configuration options. All text labels are configable, along with most interface colors, default size, volume, looping behavior, and many others!

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Date Added: Oct 4, 2007 Hits: 84 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 1