Light Weight FLV Player 1.0 is a Flash script for Form Processors scripts design by FlashComponents.net.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris. Light Weight FLV Player supports playback for local FLV files or via http.
Publisher review: Light Weight FLV Player supports playback for local FLV files or via http. Supports playback for local FLV files or via http. Easy to set playback parameters by editing the external XML configuration file. The XML file can also be sent via flashvars if you use the player embedded in the HTML page, so it can be easily integrated with PHP or other programming languages. Simple yet easy to customize interface. Includes a FLV control class witch was written from scrap. Does NOT use the Media Playback or similar components that come with the Flash installation. One of the great features of this player is the implementation of the scanlines. Some may find this useful with the video files that have a lower quality, as they tend to look much better with scanlines. You can set the opacity of the scanlines or totally disable them in the settings file. Instruction for how to use the player (resizing, customization) can be found in the help file that comes with the player. Operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
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