Windows Media Player 11 SDK Using the Windows Media Player Control in a Web Page
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Using the Windows Media Player Control in a Web Page
Embedding the Windows Media Player control in a Web page lets you completely customize the way the user interacts with the control. You can use the interface provided by the control, or you can hide it and display your own user interface. You can specify multiple Windows Media Player control properties at the point where you embed the control, or you can set Player properties and call Player methods in script code.
The following sections describe the basics of embedding the control in a Web page.
| Section | Description |
| Hiding the Windows Media Player Control | Describes the options for hiding the Windows Media Player control when you want to provide your own user interface. |
| PARAM Tags | Describes how to initialize the Windows Media Player control when you embed it. |
| Simple Example of Scripting in a Web Page | Describes a simple, but complete, example of an embedded Player control with a custom user interface. |
| Using Windows Media Player with Netscape 7.1 | Describes how to use the Windows Media Player control with Netscape 7.1 and other Gecko-based Web browsers. |
Note The Windows Media Player 10 Mobile control contains functionality based on a subset of the functionality provided in the desktop version of the Windows Media Player control. Therefore, it can be embedded in a Pocket Internet Explorer Web page the same way the desktop control is embedded in an Internet Explorer Web page. To find out whether a particular method, property, or event is supported for the Windows Media Player 10 Mobile control, see Object Model Reference for Scripting.
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