KI Media Player 1.0 Flash script

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KI Media Player is an ActionScript 3.0 dynamic FLV player. This is an ActionScript 3.0 dynamic FLV player. You can play both older FLV files or newer H.264 videos with latest Flash player installed. Features:Dynamic XML Playlist This player uses an external xml file so you can add, edit and delete video files by making changes in the playlist.xml file. Supports H.264 Videos This Media Player can play High Definition (H.264) videos if the flash player version is 9,0,115,0 or greater. Toggle Fullscreen Option It has a fullscreen toggling option. Centralized Coding The coding is very centralized and follows Object Oriented Programming approach. Easy to configure You can use this player either as a standalone or use inside in another flash file.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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