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.NET Forum / Languages / JScript / July 2004Playing MPEG-2 video in IE6.0 browser
I make a web page which contain two frames. The upper frame is to play some MPEG-2 video in sequence and the lower frame is an sliding text (simialr to HTML marquee effect) written in java applet. I use IE6.0 browser and window XP. However, I encounter some problems: First, I write HTML using the <object> tag to play the video and use javascript to control playing the next video when one is finished. Everything is fine except that when the first video is finished and loading the next video to play, the sliding text which is written in java applet will stop for a while. (I test under local LAN and the stop times is about 1-2 seconds) I want to ask why this problem happen and can this problem be avoided? If yes, how to avoid this? Second, I try doing the same things as the first question. However, in this time, I use HTML+TIME instead of pure HTML + javascript. The problem is very strange this time. The sliding text no longer stopped when finish playing one video and everything is all right. But after 2-3 hours, the IE6.0 is no responding and everything is stopped (the videos and the sliding text). During these 2-3 hours period, I haven't touch the computer and I do not have any screen saver opening. I just let the browser to continuous to play the videos sequentially. So I want to ask why the browser will have no responding in this case and how to solve this problem. Here is my code for HTML+TIME: <html xmlns:time="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:time"> <head> <?import namespace="time" implementation="#default#time2"> <style>.time {behavior: url(#default#time2)}</style> </head> <body> <div> <time:seq player="dvd" style="width:300;height:200" repeatDur="indefinite"> <time:video src="video/a1.mpg" /> <time:video src="video/a2.mpg" /> <time:video src="video/a3.mpg" /> <time:video src="video/a4.mpg" /> <time:video src="video/a5.mpg" /> <time:video src="video/a6.mpg" /> <time:video src="video/a7.mpg" /> <time:video src="video/a8.mpg" /> <time:video src="video/a9.mpg" /> </time:seq> </div> </body> </html> I can play the video without problem in the first 1-2 hours. However, after 2-3 hours, my IE6.0 browser will become no responding. I want to ask why this happen and how to solve it. Thank You very much. Memory issues. Give it a breazer. Have your page unload/load/reload/refresh periodically. ================ This will also yield to all waiting components you may have monitoring browser (ads, poups, cache...). ---------------------- It is a law of physics congestion thingy. Like 300 cars merging/trying to get up the interstate lane at once, without breaking or stopping. No matter how careful or fast. It is just not in the stars. It is like when for a driver's license one had to stop or fail the test. Remember. Don't know Mr. Gates physics grades. And don't know of many people who successfully ran stop lights for a couple of hours either. > I make a web page which contain two frames. The upper frame is to play some MPEG-2 video in sequence and the lower frame is an sliding text (simialr to HTML marquee effect) written in java applet. I use IE6.0 browser and window XP. However, I encounter some problems: > First, I write HTML using the <object> tag to play the video and use javascript to control playing the next video when one is finished. Everything is fine except that when the first video is finished and loading the next video to play, the sliding text which is written in java applet will stop for a while. (I test under local LAN and the stop times is about 1-2 seconds) I want to ask why this problem happen and can this problem be avoided? If yes, how to avoid this? > Second, I try doing the same things as the first question. However, in this time, I use HTML+TIME instead of pure HTML + javascript. The problem is very strange this time. The sliding text no longer stopped when finish playing one video and everything is all right. But after 2-3 hours, the IE6.0 is no responding and everything is stopped (the videos and the sliding text). During these 2-3 hours period, I haven't touch the computer and I do not have any screen saver opening. I just let the browser to continuous to play the videos sequentially. So I want to ask why the browser will have no responding in this case and how to solve this problem. Here is my code for HTML+TIME: > <html xmlns:time="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:time"> > <head> [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > I can play the video without problem in the first 1-2 hours. However, after 2-3 hours, my IE6.0 browser will become no responding. I want to ask why this happen and how to solve it. > Thank You very much.
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