I’ve seen various websites (such as www.GameSpot.com) that embed videos (apparently using the Flash format) right into the website’s design.
How could I go about embedding videos in a similar fashion? For instance, would I be able to take an existing wmv or mpeg, and display it within a Flash window?
Thanks!
If you have $700 spare you could buy Flash Professional.
Or, if you only have $50 spare you could buy SwishVideo.
Or if you have sense, you could just avoid using Flash videos altogether.
Like the good web designers do.
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Like the good web designers do.
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Yes, because clearly the web designers at YouTube, GameSpot, among others, clearly don’t do what they’re doing.
Listen, I’m not a huge fan of typical Flash designs either, but from what I’ve seen, Flash video seems to work pretty damn well, and it can look nice when used properly.
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Or, if you only have $50 spare you could buy SwishVideo.
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Oh, and thanks for the links by the way. I tried the Flash Professional demo earlier, but I really don’t have the time to learn a complex product, nor do I want to spend $700 on something I may not even stick with.
However, that SwishVideo link looks to be perfect for what I’m doing. I downloaded the demo and I’ll give it a whirl.
Thanks!
There’s an open source alternative to Flash for web-based videos.
It’s called Theora but it’s still in development.