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I'm evaluating f-in-box control for a future product. So far, I've managed to launch f-in-box control in a WPF + WinForm app that can play SWF files without any problem, but when I'm sending a FLV file, I only get a white background with the words "Demo Version" written in the center of the control.

When I wrote an ASP.NET 2.0 application, f-in-box managed to play FLV files without a problem.

Is that intended? or am I doing something wrong?

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Darkbringer wrote:I'm evaluating f-in-box control for a future product. So far, I've managed to launch f-in-box control in a WPF + WinForm app that can play SWF files without any problem, but when I'm sending a FLV file, I only get a white background with the words "Demo Version" written in the center of the control.

How do you load a FLV? Could you please post here a few lines of code?

Thank you.

I'm using the following code:


If filePath points to a SWF file, the file is played on the control, but if it's a FLV file. The above behavior occurs (White background with 'Demo Version') is shown.

Darkbringer wrote:I'm using the following code:

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ctrlFbox.FlashProperty_Movie = filePath;
ctrlFbox.FlashMethod_Play();

If filePath points to a SWF file, the file is played on the control, but if it's a FLV file. The above behavior occurs (White background with 'Demo Version') is shown.

Yes, that's right. f-in-box is able to play FLV files, but not by using FlashProperty_Movie directly. To play a FLV, f-in-box loads some movie with a FLV player inside and provide the FLV to the player. Please see how to implement it in the sample samples\C#\Sample1_SWF_And_FLV_Player

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Thank you.