Finally after a lot of tries and different combinations, I managed to open my .mpg files as external files using the OPEN command. That's the code I used: <a href="##OPEN('{app}\movies\test.mpg')">
However the files open in a maximized window and I don't like it because the .mpg file is made on a resolution 352X288.
As a result, the resolution is higher than this and the video is blur. Does anyone know how can I open the file with specific resolution (ex. 352X288)? Is there any combination of commands which I have to use?
Thanks in advance..
P.S. The Active E-Book compiler is GREAT!!
Posted on: 10:09 pm on August 20, 2002
EBookCompiler
I am not certain, but don't think you can do this using the standard media player. As far as I remember there is no way to automatically set the Window player.
If you usewww.ebookpower.com(optional add-on) this will display a popup the right size
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