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Object Reference

Object Reference for ASPNetVideo.QuickTime in resource ASPNetVideo.NET2.dll, ASPNetVideo.NET2.AJAX.dll or ASPNetVideo.NET1.dll

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These properties can be accessed programmatically (e.g. in C# or VB.Net) or by using the properties editor. In Visual Studio 2005 - you can also access the properties using the convenient Smart Tags properties editor, as shown below:

Behavior

 Enabled

If the component is disabled then only the HTML Alternative content will be rendered.

EnableViewState

Whether the control automatically saves its state for use in round-trips.

True by default.

 Visible

If the component is set to not be visible, it will not be rendered.

Video

 Alignment

Sets the 'align' attribute of the control, which works exactly as it does on a div tag.

Default - Does not set the 'align' attribute for the control.

Center - Set the 'align' attribute for the control to 'center'.

Left - Set the 'align' attribute for the control to 'left'.

Right - Set the 'align' attribute for the control to 'right'.

 AutoPlay

Indicates whether or not the video will play on load.

True by default.

 EnableJavaScriptAPI

Setting this to true allows you to control your QuickTime Media Player with JavaScript functions.

False by default.

 EndTime

EndTime defines the last frame of the movie. EndTime can be any time up to the duration of the movie. By default, EndTime is the duration of the movie. This attribute takes a time value in the form Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames (30ths). The frames component can be specified as a fixed point number so that more specific times can be specified for instance 3:30:22.5 means 3 minutes, 30 seconds and 22.5 frames. Leave this parameter blank to set it to the default value (movie duration).

 EolasFixEnabled

If desired, you may set this false to turn off the Eolas Fix and allow the 'Click to activate and use this Control' message to be displayed in Opera and Internet Explorer browsers.

True by default.

 Loop

Indicates whether or not the video will play repeatedly.

False by default.

 ScaleMode

Indicates how the video is to be scaled. Options are:

NoScale (default), which displays it at the video's original dimentions.

MaintainAspectRatio, which will keep the video's original aspect ratio and fill as much of the space as possible.

StretchToFit, which will fit the video to the display dimentions regardless of original proportions.

 ShowControlPanel

Indicates whether or not to show playback controls in the video player.

True by default.

 StartTime

StartTime defines the first frame of the movie. StartTime can be any time within the length of the movie. By default, StartTime is the first frame of the movie (or 00:00:00). This attribute takes a time value in the form Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames (30ths). The frames component can be specified as a fixed point number so that more specific times can be specified for instance 3:30:22.5 means 3 minutes, 30 seconds and 22.5 frames.

Leave this parameter blank to set it to the default value (00:00:00).

 VideoURL

The URL of the media file.
This can be a local URL (e.g. ~/sample.mov ) or a complete remote URL (e.g. http://www.mysite.com/sample.mov).

If streaming video, be sure to copy in the full URL, including the 'rtsp://' prefix - if applicable.

 Volume

Sets the initial volume of the media. Ranges between 0 and 100. 100 by default.

Layout

 Height

Height of the Control.

 Width

Width of the Control.

Some excerpts from this object reference were taken from the Apple QuickTime online reference at: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/tutorials/embed2.html

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