| Movie |
Use 'Movie' to select the location (URL) of the movie to be loaded, or select a file from your DNN portal content files. Note: If you are using a Querystring parameter for the movie, you must use the querystring parameter "src", rather than "movie". |
| HREF |
Use 'HREF' to provide a link to another page or movie when the movie is clicked. |
| Width |
Width of the player control in pixels, or as a percentage of the browser window. |
| Height |
Height of the player control in pixels, or as a percentage of the browser window. Specify a size of 16 pixels plus the size of the movie to display a player control with movie controls, otherwise the player will scale the movie (subject to the Scale setting). |
| Start Time |
Defines the first frame to play. This value is specified in the form Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames (1 frame = 1 30th of a second). For example 3:30:5 means 3 minutes, 30 seconds and 5 frames. Make sure you specify the frames timescale value - that is, if you want to start the video 30 seconds in, use a StartTime of 30:00 - if you used "30" instead, you would be specifying 30 30ths of a second (1 second, not 30 seconds). You could also define StartTime as "900" to start the movie at 30 seconds. |
| End Time |
Defines the last frame to play. This value is specifed the same way as Start Time. |
| Scale |
Use Scale to control how the movie is sized. The available values are:
Half: Plays the movie at half it's original size.
1.0: Plays the movie at it's original size
1.5: Plays the movie at 1.5 times it's original size
2.0: Plays the movie at twice it's original size
3.0: Plays the movie at three times it's original size
Scale to fit: Scales the movie to take up the entire available space (defined by the height and width properties)
Maintain aspect: Scales the movie to fit the size available, but maintains aspect ratio. |
| Volume |
Specifies the volume to play the media at. This is a numeric value from 0-100. |
| Background Color |
Specifies the background color of the player area. This color is used to fill the area of the player that is not taken up by the movie. Background color can be specified as a named color, or as a hexadecimal value preceeded by a '#'. For example, #F1F1F1. |
| Enable Javascript |
Specifies whether the player can be controlled using Javascript code. |
| Cache |
Specifies whether to cache movies locally. The functionality of this attribute is only supported by Netscape Navigator, version 3.0 or later. |
| Kiosk Mode |
Specifies whether to include the player's pop-up menu in the movie controller. |
| Play every frame |
Specifies whether to play every frame, regardless of playback speed. On most systems, this will cause the movie to be played much slower then intended, and can disrupt sound playback. |
| Autoplay |
Specifies whether to play the movie once the Quicktime player has determined (estimated) it has buffered enough data to play the movie all the way through. |
| Target Cache |
The TargetCache attribute allows content creators to cache the movie the poster movie is targeting. |
| Loop |
When set, the movie plays continuously in a loop. |
| Show Controls |
Specifies whether to show the movie controls. |