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Example – MPEG-Applet:
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<TABLE BORDER="5" ALIGN="CENTER">
<TR>
<TD ALIGN="CENTER">
<APPLET NAME="MPEG" code="MPEGPlayer/MPEGPlayer.class"
archive="/mpeg.jar" codebase="http://IP-Addess_of_S1">
<PARAM NAME="source" VALUE="fullsize.mpg?bitrate=1024
&quality=6&repeatbframe=0&framepattern=19
&brightness=128&contrast=128&saturation=128&hue=128">
<PARAM NAME="repeat" VALUE="true">
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</APPLET></TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
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In this example, display of the MPEG stream is shown in a table cell.
Example – MPEG-Active X:
<BODY onUnload="MP.stop()">
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<OBJECT CLASSID="clsid:22D6F312-B0F6-11D0-94AB-0080C74C7E95"
id=MP name=MP WIDTH=352 HEIGHT=288 >
<PARAM NAME="FileName" value="fullsize.mpg?
bitrate=1024&clen=1234567890">
<PARAM NAME="ShowControls" value="FALSE">
<PARAM NAME="AutoStart" value="TRUE">
<PARAM NAME="ClickToPlay" value="TRUE">
<PARAM NAME="TransparentAtStart" value="TRUE">
ActiveX is only supported by Microsoft Internet Explorer!
</OBJECT>
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</BODY>
The active components must be incorporated as an object with the specified
class ID. The length of the video must be specified in milliseconds ("clen") in
the parameter "FileName“, otherwise the player does not start. Since the end of
a live video stream is unknown, you should enter the longest possible time here
after which the player is to stop.
In order to prevent the video stream continuing to play in the background after
leaving the website, it is necessary to incorporate the object function
"MP.stop()“ in the"Body" tag.
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