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Allan
Posted: Sunday, February 03, 2008 4:23:02 PM
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Hi.

First of all, i love these controls, in fact, i have bought licenses for the video and the flash controls. I also would like to move my audio player to this control but i am having a bit of a problem.

All controls do not accept parameterized source urls. i.e.. http://mydomain.com/video.wmv?param1=1&param2=2. In using the windows media control, i have no problem for i dynamically generate a playlist and spit out an asx xml file that windows media player can read without a problem.

For the audio, once i set the audio url with a parameretized url string, the audio won't play. I am storing my mp3's in a secured location. thats the reason for the parameters. I understand that the video / audio sources are encrypted (which is great) but i want to go one step further thats why i need those parameters. I tried url encoding the audio source but still no luck.

I am looking forward to buying this control as i want to replace the windows media control (which i bought from you) to your audio control (flash based) because i am having problems with some users about the Microsoft SHIM pop up.

Can you enlighten me on how to deal with this? My audio source url looks something like this: http://storage.mydomain.com/test.mp3?param1=testparam&param2=secondparam&param3=moreparams

I am using S3 as my storage.
Dave
Posted: Sunday, February 17, 2008 11:13:39 AM
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Allan,

What you want is our PlayList control - it's part of our Media GUI set, and it works with all of our controls. It can work as a visible or invisible playlist, and can run at the client or server. Additionally, the PlayList can be bound to any .NET DataSource - XML, SiteMap, Object, even a database.

Here's the link: http://www.aspnetmedia.com/aspnetmediagui_Default.aspx

It costs $30 extra, but comes with a full set of buttons as well.

Thanks Allan!

-Dave
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