This type of issue is the reason I stopped developing our custom in-house CMS and switched to an Open Source CMS; the popular CMS’ available have modules that allow for uploading and/or converting multimedia files for streaming.
The other part of the equation is making sure that your wen hosting provider has set up the server to steam video.
Well… What type of file did you upload to your website? Most hosting providers by default, don’t allow streaming of MOV, AVI, MPEG, RM, etc… so if you are using that type of file, you will have to see if your host does provide streaming of them.
Usually (but not always) FLV and WMV files will stream from a website without any further help.
my hoster aplayed to play FLV datas i know this becaus i have a second page on my webspace and this is full flash page
the viedeo Now Playing at the main page works perfeckt and this is a FLV data too
so whats wrong with the script?
For the flv files it could be that the player can’t find the file it’s supposed to play. To play FLV files you need the FLV movie file and some sort of player which is usually a SWF file with a player component on the stage that is provided a path to the movie. If the player can’t find the movie, it won’t do anything.
Well, you’ll have to look at the source code of the page you are looking at and determine if the Flash player is linked to the FLV file tht you uploaded.