I Don't see the Player anywhere on the Page.
Please check whether you have flash player installed in your Computer.
My Player appears on the screen but I am having a problem.
I can't play my content. I'm testing from a web page saved on my local computer.
Playing remote files and most plugins will not work when testing locally due to security restrictions.
I'm using an H.264-encoded video.
H.264 video only works with Flash Player 9.0.28.0 or higher.
I'm using an IIS server
The FLV mime type hasn't been added to your server. If you're a web server administrator,
here's how to fix it;
otherwise contact your system admin.
My audio file is playing, but the playback is too fast or too slow
Your file likely contains variable bitrate encoding or unsupported sample frequencies (e.g. 48Khz). Please stick to constant bitrate encoding and 11, 22, 33 or 44 kHz. If you need a free MP3 encoder, check out iTunes.
My Video is playing but I can't seek.
The progress bar isn't running
Most likely, this occurs when your file doesn't have metadata or the Flash Player doesn't understand your metadata. You can fix this by using
this application
.
I'm using an MP4 file
If your MP4 files cannot be seeked before they are completely downloaded, you will have to fix the MOOV atom (it contains the seeking information) located at the end of your video. Use
this little application
to parse your videos and add the necessary cue points.
I'm using a live stream
If you're watching a live stream, the progress bar should remain static. If you'd like to seek within a live stream, you'll need to set up a server that supports DVR functionality and configure the player appropriately.
My video seems stretched or there are black bars around my video
The likely culprit here is that you’ve set your stretching option incorrectly. Try the other stretching options to see if that resolves the issue.
It’s also possible that your file doesn't have metadata, or the Flash Player doesn't understand your metadata. You can fix this by using
this application
.
Verifying File Locations
Often times, the hardest part of getting the player to work correctly is referencing files correctly. Use a proxy, like Charles or Firebug for Firefox, in order to make sure that your system is attempting to access the file in the correct location.
In order to prevent confusion, you can always point to files using an absolute URL (including the "http://www").