how do i get my video to work in my website?

charleslloyd44 schreef op 04.08.2014 om 16:55 uur

I have produced a video for my website, using Movie Edit Pro 2013 Plus, and exported it as a media player.  If I click on the .htm file produced it immediately goes to the browser and plays the video.

I have uploaded the six files produced to the root directory of the website, same directory as the index.htm file, but when I press the link button for the video to play it comes back with the message that the .htm can't be found.

What do I need to do to get this to work?

I'm using Windows 7 on a 64 bit machine.

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johnebaker schreef op 04.08.2014 om 20:59 uur

Hi

I suspect the link button URL is not pointing to the correct htm file.

As an example if I export a project, called Speed Curve, as mp4 with the Export as website option and do not change the export filename I get six files.

One of these files is the web page Speed Curve.htm  which actually plays the video by referencing the five other files.

For a link to work the link must point to (in the example above) Speed Curve.htm.

. . . . I have uploaded the six files produced to the root directory of the website, same directory as the index.htm file . . . .

This I would not recommend - place the six files in a subfolder of the website and adjust the link URL.  It is too easy to overwrite other files by placing everything in the root of the website

HTH

John

Laatst gewijzigd door johnebaker op 04.08.2014, 20:59, in totaal 2 keer gewijzigd.

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gandjcarr schreef op 04.08.2014 om 21:24 uur

Hi,

I agree with John's assesment.  What program are you using to build your web site?  If it is Xara, I would definitely suggest that you not place the files in the root directory.  Place just the one video file in a sub directory, and point the link there.  I would also export it as .mp4, to get the best results. 

George