This high customizable video\/audio player can be embedded in any website for free without any Flash knowledge. It can have an overall width and height up to 1680 x 1050 pixels and supports fullscreen mode. It has over 100 customizable properties which can be modified using just a settings.xml file. You can insert your own subtitles for videos, the text being easy customizable using a style.css file. You can also set your desired watermark and a starting image for each video\/audio item. The player is fully skinnable through a xml file, using external images this way each button can be personalized. The buttons for video\/audio controll can be rearranged in any order and also enabled\/disabled. It also has a scrollable list, xml customizable, for media content. Each item from the list can have a description and a thumb.<\/p>\n\n\n
Make sure your Wordpress version is greater than 2.8 and your hosting provider is using PHP5.<\/p>\n\n
[video-player-fx][\/video-player-fx]<\/code> where you want the Flash to show up in your post\/page<\/li>\n- If you want to make the Video Player FX part of your theme, edit the template files and add
<?php videoplayerfx_echo_embed_code(); ?><\/code> where you want it to show up<\/li>\n- Go to FlashXML.net<\/a> and customize your Video Player FX<\/a> using the Live Demo. Generate the
settings.xml<\/code> text and use it to overwrite wp-content\/flashxml\/video-player-fx\/settings.xml<\/code><\/li>\n- To use your own videos, upload them to
wp-content\/flashxml\/video-player-fx\/video\/<\/code> and update the wp-content\/flashxml\/video-player-fx\/media.xml<\/code> file accordingly<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\nAdditional settings file<\/h4>\n\n
To embed the Video Player FX more than once, you will need another settings file and (probably) another set of videos. Let's assume your new file is called settings2.xml<\/code>. Add [video-player-fx settings=\"settings2.xml\"][\/video-player-fx]<\/code> where you want the Flash to show up in your post\/page. If you made the Flash part of your theme, add the file name as the first argument<\/strong> of the videoplayerfx_echo_embed_code()<\/code> function call (for example <?php videoplayerfx_echo_embed_code(\"settings2.xml\"); ?><\/code>).<\/p>\n\nNo Flash support text<\/h4>\n\n
To support visitors without Adobe Flash Player, you can provide alternative content by adding the text between [video-player-fx]<\/code> and [\/video-player-fx]<\/code>. If you made the Flash part of your theme, add the text as the second argument<\/strong> of the videoplayerfx_echo_embed_code()<\/code> function call (for example <?php videoplayerfx_echo_embed_code(\"\",\"Alternative content\"); ?><\/code>).<\/p>\n\nIf you have PHP4<\/h4>\n\n
To make it work with PHP4, add [video-player-fx width=\"600\" height=\"300\"][\/video-player-fx]<\/code> where you want the Flash to show up in your post\/page. If you made the Flash part of your theme, add the width and height as the third and fourth argument<\/strong> of the videoplayerfx_echo_embed_code()<\/code> function call. Don't forget to provide your own width and height values, since 600 and 300 are just examples.<\/p>\n\nGetting rid of the FlashXML.net label<\/h4>\n\n