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    Please help me someone.
    I am brand new to this html code stuff, and i have a 190 megabyte video in windows media player format, i woud like to put this video on my website, i have no idea how to turn the video into html code so i can do this, can some one please help

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    I've never worked with displaying a windows media file, but try following the instructions here: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=wmp%20 190 megs is really large though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ddadmin
    I've never worked with displaying a windows media file, but try following the instructions here: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=wmp%20 190 megs is really large though.
    okay so that takes care of making the screen for windows media player, thank you for that, but i still dont know how to wright the file on my computer into html code, do i put the file path some where? or i dont know like i said im new to all this

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    Well the code shown in that link is what you'd put on your webpage, and from what I can tell, "Station1.asx" inside:
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    <PARAM NAME="FileName" VALUE="Station1.asx">
    should be the file name of your movie. Make sure you upload the movie file to your site of course.

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