CodeDogg

<div class="video">

[[JWPlayer? &amp;src=[*videofile*] &amp;width=[*width*]&amp;height=[*height*]&amp;fullscreen=[*fullscreen*]&amp;stretching=uniform&amp;controlbar=over&amp;]]

</div>

Template Variables

videofile

controlbar input options: float||over||none

fullscreen input options: true||false

height type: number

width type: number

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:: INSTALL

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- Download the .zip at http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=JW_FLV_Player

- Unzip the file and rename it 'embed'

- Place /embed/ inside another directory entitled 'JWPlayer'

- Upload the JWPlayer directory to your assets/snippets/ directory

- Paste the text of this document in a snippet - entitled 'JWPlayer'

- Reccommended: Create a Templave Variable (TV) Called 'videosrc' and

Set the input type as 'file'

* I'm not packaging these files in the snippet download - because the player is

sometimes updated - and you probably want the newest one.

* Tested and written for JW FLV MEDIA PLAYER v. 4.0

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:: USAGE

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- Simple! Place the snippet call [[JWPlayer? &src=[*videosrc*]]] in your document.

- If you chose to create the TV above, use the call [[JWPlayer? &src=[*videosrc*]]]

and set the filename using the TV dialog in your document.

- If you choose to use paramaters, simply append them like so:

[[JWPlayer? &src=[*videosrc*]&parameter1=value1&parameter2=value2&]]

(kind-of like a URL line, but make sure there's a space between the ? and the &.)

- If you use the player more than once in a page with different sources, scrap the TV and do this:

[[JWPlayer? &src=path/to/file]]

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:: AVAILABLE PARAMETERS

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*- All of these parameters defaults are editable below

&width - width in px

&height - height in px

&logo - location of logo from MODx install root. (ex: assets/images/monkeys/logo.png )

&fullscreen - enables fullscreen function ( true | false )

&stretching - specifies stretch type (uniform | fill | exactfit | none )

-'uniform' plays the video and fills up the frame - using black bars to perserve aspect

-'fill' fills up the frame while maintaining aspect ratio - may result in clipping.

-'exactfit' stretches the movie to fit the frame - aspect ratio is out the window

-'none' doesn't stretch at all - just plays the video in it's original dimensions.

Clipping possible.

&controlbar - displays controlbar either as a floaty transparent thing, or the traditional

bottom ( float | over | none )

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