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NonverBlaster:hover Video Player Tutorial
A very simple, sleek .flv and .mov video player for your Serif Webplus website. This is completely free, has no commercial licensing requirements, so there’s no need to pay anything to remove the makers logo!
NonverBlaster:hover has been developed by Nonverbla you can visit his blog here
NonverBlaster:hover will also play mp3 files and my tutorial can be found here
1. Download the handy zipped file -
2. Using an ftp program such as filezilla add the complete ‘nonver’ file to the root of your server, this contains everything needed for video player to work. Your own flv or mov files can be added to the ‘media’ file to keep things organised.
3. Include the following script in the head of the master page or the page you wish to use the video player.
Copy and paste > Insert > Web Object > HTML > Paste to Head.
4. Copy the following code and paste it in to the body of your web page. You will
need to set the complete ‘href’ path to the video file location for example: http://addons.webplus.net/nonver/media/toptips-
Copy and paste > Insert > Web Object > HTML > Paste to Body
Placement of the video player will depend on the placement of the HTML fragment.
To watch this video, you need the latest Flash-Player and active javascript in your browser.
Uploading the page should now display the player and sample video.
Configuring the player
Add your own video teaser image
Create an image 500 x 281 pixels and put it in the ‘media’ file. Then link to it
in the line of code in the body’s html: flashvars.teaserURL = "nonver/media/teaser-
Change the colour of the controls in the section of the code in the body:
flashvars.controlColor = "ffffff";
Change the hex value (ffffff) to the desired colour.
Change the Background of the control in this section of the code:
flashvars.controlBackColor = "0x000000";
Change the hex value (000000) to the desired colour.
Other adjustments are possible in this area of the code and are mainly self explanatory.
For more settings and configurations visit the makers site here for demos etc.
Having troubles or wish to discuss this tutorial you can visit the forum here