I'm trying to upload a Camtasia video that I produced as a Flash file to a web page I'm building on WYSIWYG Web Builder. The video is showing up on the published page, but not the Play, Pause, Stop, etc buttons. So if the viewer needs to stop the video they have no other choice but to exit the page. Can you help with this?
Thanks,
Cam
Former Army Ranger
Most likely Internet Explorer, but I'm sure there would be some viewers using Mozilla.Most likely Internet Explorer, but I'm sure there would be some viewers using Mozilla.
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If you are using a Flash then you can create your own flash play, pause, stop and exit button by flash using action script so that when you upload video through website it will work. if no idea with action script then refer to this site www.actionscript.org ....
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Most likely Internet Explorer, but I'm sure there would be some viewers using Mozilla.
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