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flash HTML movie file won't play
by Jim Watt on May 12, 2009 at 4:17:41 pm

I just published a short movie from Flash CS4 and placed the entire set of files at this URL http://hdtravelentertainment.com/BW1/BW%20Flash5_09/Page-1/ and when my web designer or me for that matter double clicks on the HTML file the movie doesn't play. We get a black screen and at the bottom of the frame a little green & white zebra like moving line.

I'm pretty sure this is how I've delivered movies from CS3. I'm obviously missing something obvious here, but I haven't a clue.

Thanks for any advice. If I double click on the HTML file on my machine that has Flash installed it works great. The .FLV file plays correctly in media player also.

thx...jw


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