Change the javascript that you add in the navbar to:

and leave the link as:

that is how the hack should be written anyway, IMO - more compliant vb coding that way

Is there any gain by doing it like that?

If you guys want a flash media player incorporated in this mod give me a link to the best one, and preferably some stuff to read about them so I can chew on. If it's good enough I might consider adding it to the list of optional players.

Like, what formats do they play, if they play streams, the embed code etc.

I'll be working on a new version this weekend.

that makes the hack more vb-friendly, so other hacks and add-ons like vbadvanced work smoothly. If the navbar link is written as you suggest then when viewed on the vbadvanced index page the link does not work, unless you make the changes I suggested.

Hi Dream your script works fine on my CMPS index page.

Thanks for the time you take on developing these products.
Also an even bigger thanks for your patience in answering these posts ;-)

You are welcome :) glad it works for you.

Dream it could not work with me
:(

i can't play real player files
:(

please help me

The JW FLV Player (built with Adobe's Flash) can be used standalone, without the need for the Flash authoring tool. The player allows you to show your videos more controlled and to a broader audience than with Quicktime, Windows Media or Real Media. It supports playback of a single Flash video file, RTMP streams or RSS, XSPF and ATOM playlists (with advertisement possibilities), a wide range of flashvars (settings) for tweaking both behavior and appearance and an extensive, documented javascript/actionscript API. The example above shows a feed with clips recently added to Blip.tv.

This script is licensed under a Creative Commons License. It allows you to use and modify the script for noncommercial purposes.

MC Media Player is a free Flash video player which you can download and use on your own website. There are currently two editions available: 720x360 and 180x180.

These players only support videos in the Flash FLV format (On2VP6 codec is recommended). Flash Player 8 is required to view the videos.

A hyperlink to www.mediacollege.com/flash/media-player is required. You can place this anywhere on your website where it can be found by people and search engines.

Mongo is a PHP object that lets you embed a playable FLV onto your web page, like YouTube. It requires PHP5 and Ming.

Progressive FLVPlayer is a player that allows you to play Flash Video FLV files on the web. It is free to use (see license agreement).

# Features Easy to use - define the FLV filename in the HTML file
# Flash authoring enviroment is not required
# Automatic resizing
# Smart buffering
# Full source code included

Mini FLV Player features:
* Very small size, just 12Kb or 6Kb without some background graphics (as opposed to Macromedia Media Player that is 80Kb);
* Clean AS2-style code that can be easily turned into a class or component;
* flexible, easy to use, easy to extend, easy to integrate in an existing project;
* simple API: playFile(), pause(), rewind() and setSize();
* simple and stylish interface;
* can be integrated in an existing application;
* can be used as a standaone player with the file to be played set from the html container;
* The "skin" can be easily edited;
* It's free for both commercial and non-commercial purposes. As a matter of courtesy, please include a link to this site.

make sure you have the RealPlayer installed on your computer. You can also use "Real Alternative" which is not as bulky or as pesky as the RealPlayer:

It didn't on mine, which is why I suggested the changes.