How to Embed a WMV Video

To embed your WMV video to any webpage using FreeVideoCoding.com
, make these selections:

1) Windows Media
2) Media file location (url) -- "http://www.freevideocoding.com/video/FreeVideoCodingWMV.wmv"
3) Embed player
4) Click on common player size to automatically enter Height and Width. (I used 320x240 for the below example.)
5) Enable autoplay? NO
6)Display controls? YES
7) Support site? YES
8) Click button "Make HTML"
9) I copied the generated html and pasted it below in this blog post.


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NOTE: When you embed a WMV video player in your webpage, it will automatically download to your web visitors as soon as they land on the page. EVEN if you did not select "autoplay". Videos act a lot like pics in this respect on the web. They want to show themselves to you as soon as you get there. Usually this auto downloading is not a detriment to your web visitors when you have just one embedded video. But when you have several embedded videos onteh same page, it can be a nightmare for your web visitors. Even one huge video file downloading can make people upset.

Embed WMV VIDEO file using "Link to Embedded Player"

When you use "Link to Embedded Player" feature in FreeVideoCoding.com, the image that you link to your player will be automatically resized to fit your selected embedded player's size (ie: 320x240).

See three examples that link to to an embedded player at weblink below - all samples use the same image and wmv video file, but each one is displayed as a different size.
http://www.thevideoqueen.com/fvc_java_sample.html


"Link to Embedded Player" feature incorporates java scripting in it's generated html. And some free website services (like Blogger.com) don't allow javascripting. To see working samples of "Link to Embedded Player with Image" feature, visit this page on my personal website.
http://www.thevideoqueen.com/fvc_java_sample.html


FVC uses _javascript to make your linking image the same size as your player (ie: 320x240) so that your website contents don't shift when video is played.

How to Link an IMAGE to a WMV File

I went to FreeVideoCoding.com and I made these selections:

1) Windows Media
2) Media file location (url) -- "http://www.freevideocoding.com/video/FreeVideoCodingWMV.wmv"
3) Link to player
4) Image
5) Image file location (url) -- "http://www.freevideocoding.com/images/image-link01.jpg"
6) Click button "Make HTML"
7) I copied the generated html and pasted it below in my blog post.



NOTE: This html does NOT resize your image or your video.

How to Link to a WMV File Using TEXT

I went to FreeVideoCoding.com and I made these selections:

1) Windows Media
2) Media file location (url) -- "http://www.freevideocoding.com/video/FreeVideoCodingWMV.wmv"
3) Link to player
4) Text
5) I typed "Click to see link to wmv file in action!"
6) Click button "Make HTML"
7) I copied the generated html and pasted it below in my blog post.

Click to see link to wmv file in action!

NOTE: You can make the text say anything you want! This html video code will NOT resize your video for you.