Testing video player

Graeme wrote: If you mouse over it, the controls should appear. Mouse off and they go away.

I can make the controls appear by "mousing over" the video, but to get the controls off the window I have to click and "drag".

Graeme wrote: That's a high bitrate as I mentioned earlier. It's up to you though, streams slow but fine for me being that I have a high end computer. Most likely is a completely different experience for others.

I'm able to have the video stream and play back smoothly on a 1200 MHz computer. If it plays back fine on that, I think we're golden.

Capt Fiero wrote: Capts wanders through, hey guys.

Greetings, everyone is welcome here.  

    Just a side not, a computers ability to stream and playback streamed video has way more to do with there internet connection and video card than the speed of there CPU. 

     If you guys already brought it up, and I simply missed it, or it just blew over my head with a big whoosh.  Just ignore me.  I've been sitting at the hospital with Lisa since 3pm. 

Graeme wrote: On a side note, if you keep posting huge videos on one page then when people visit it's going to suck up their bandwidth and in turn also take the video a long time to download. I've deleted your quote as there is no reason to put the same video twice on one page. I don't know why it's grabbing the wrong video.

 On both sides, ya too big of a video for forum playback is just a bit of a waste, and Graeme, couldn't we just dissable auto load so the videos won't load or attempt to load until someone clicks it.  I know it would take the user a bit longer to buffer the content, so it would be a juggling act on which way to go, however just a thought.