Flash Comm Player 1 Flash script

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Flash Comm Player 1 is designed for streaming with Macromedia Flash Communication Server. Flash Comm Server FLV Player is designed for streaming with Macromedia Flash Communication Server (FCS) .FLV or Flash Media Server video files only.It only requires the user to have only Flash Version 6 player (or higher) installed. The difference between a component and an .FLA file is the amount of control you have over the features and design of your video player. A component allows for reusable code to be easily modified from within flash, this is a fast solution to implement video but, you cannot modify or add any additional features or change basic design parts of the player. Requirements: · Flash Version 6 or higher
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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