Showing Video on Webpage

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Hello Friends,

I m trying to Show video on my web page but the Video size is too much larger,so I have decrease the size but Still Video is very slow.

my Video file is in .wmv format and i m showing video in Media Player on Web Page.Some times Video can't show, but sound hear.

After That I want to create Security for video can not be Download.

Please Send me Solution for above this.

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 27-Apr-10 8:05am

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Michel Godfroid · Answer 1 · 2010-04-27T08:31:00

Your wmv video probably requires too much bandwidth. What you normally do is produce a number of different streams, each with different bandwidth requirements and encode them in a master file. The windows media sdk contains free tools to encode and produce media streams.

An alternative is to move to silverlight but the encoding and production software for silverlight is not free (Windows Media Encoder).

You may find cheaper or free alternatives by googling for stream encoders.

About not being able to download: users can ALWAYS download. Even if you don't offer them the option, there's tens of free or paying stream downloaders on the net. They simply capture your video stream, and store it on disk.

The only workable (and reasonably unbreakable) solution here is to use a technology called DRM (Digital Rights Management). DRM encodes your video, and gives you a key which can be limited in time, to a particular machine, to a particular machine or number of machines, to a specific license file stored on your computer, or a combination thereof.

Google for DRM, and you'll be set.