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Add Multiple Flash Video Players in One Webpage

posted August 3, 2009 - 5:52am
Add Multiple Flash Video Players in One Webpage

The tutorial below shows how to add multiple flash video players in one webpage with playerdiy.com


One of our dearest customers once has submitted an article about “how to add multiple flash video players onto one webpage” to our forum, unfortunately we just experienced a terrible break down of our server several days ago and sorry to say we have lost that article.


I’m rewriting here to express our sincere apology and hope other guys shall find this article useful and interesting.


First, Please refer to the detailed tutorial or my previous blog to learn how to create a flash video player with Moyea Web Player.


Then, let’s come back to the topic: how to add multiple flash video players in one webpage?


Suppose there are three videos awaiting in the playlist and you want to use three flash video players to play them respectively, let’s see how:


Flash Video 1: Keep the default “play item” serial number and “flash content” serial number.


flash video 1 in the playlist


Flash Video 2: Change the “play item” serial number from “0” to “1” and accordingly, change the “flashcontent” to “flashcontent1


flash video 2 in the playlist


Flash Video 3: Analogically, Change the “play item” serial number from “1” to “2” and change the “flashcontent1” to “flashcontent2” as well.


Note: “playerOpts=playItem*0*i” means the player is playing the first video in playlist. Analogically, “playerOpts=playItem*1*i” means the player is playing the second video. The “flash content” serial number also has to be changed accordingly.


For more detailed information about how to edit flash video player wiith code, please visit http://www.playerdiy.com/support/tutorial/play-video-in-new-page.html and http://www.playerdiy.com/support/tutorial/edit-player-with-html.html



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