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Some of the videos are setup with Wimpy WASP for the player, others using the JW FLV player.
The symptoms are inconsistent, e.g.- one machine can see them with FireFox but not with MS-IE, another machine both players work fine in both browsers, another, MS-IE works but not FF...
When I tested them last week, they worked for me in both FireFox and MS-IE... today I can't get the Wimpy WASP player to load in MS-IE 7, (but can load on one of my machines with MS-IE 6).. last week they worked fine in both.
I'm thinking it may be tied to an update either from Windows Automatic Updates, or from an Adobe Flash update...
Just wondering if anyone is seeing any problems with Javascript controlled .SWF/.FLV video players this week.
Re: "Wimpy"... I started out using the Wimpy Button to play some audio clips a couple years ago, then started using WASP, and tried to implement RAVE, (Plano Software / WIMPY products for hosting and displaying Flash video on your own site without needing to go through Youtube or other public video hosting server). Plano has made the WIMPY line of products so difficult to work with they offer no support at all unless you use their configurator -- basically telling customers they CAN NOT edit HTML, Javascript or other code used with the software). It's another case of a good simple tool that the developers "over-developed" to the point of being unusable).
The JW FLV player is great... simple, it just works, and if you need to tweak it, you can open the code with a text editor,change some of the vars and be on your way.
I like the JW FLV player better.. the default settings work fine for our needs, and I find their default skin and controls cleaner looking.
I am curious as to how long it takes to get a response from Wimpy Support regarding this issue.
-jb0063
Have you requested support? The only way I know to contact them is via the support form at:
[wimpyplayer.com...]
[edited by: travelin_cat at 4:11 pm (utc) on Dec. 17, 2008]
[edit reason] No URL's Please. Thank you! [/edit]