Michael:
Adding to my post.
First I noticed that the name of the pictures in Google have a long number and then when you click on the picture you are sent to the google site and noticed that the code to get the video clip is in fact the name of the small picture.
So I did the following:
1.- erased as said before.
2.- Made one Image with photoshop. Put it inside directory.
3.- Move inside the directory my personal video clip, readable and loadable by the Windows Media Player.
4.- Changed the name of the Image to the name of my video clip.
5.- Since I am testing, I am on localhost with Windows OP, Apache and PHP.
6.- My systems default video player is Windows Media Player.
7.- Left the config.php as it is.
8.- Changed the video.php like this:
where it says video_player = "GOOGLE" changed to video_player ="VMP"
where it says video_flash_site = "http://.........."; changed to video_flash_site = " ";
Results: The new Image was immediately given a Java script code (1)
and of course it appeared nice and cool inside the Tiny Web Gallery, and when I clicked on the Image, activated the Windows Media Player inside your gallery and there was my Video.
9.- My questions are:
a.- This experiment is being done on localhost, do you think it will work fine on Internet?
b.- Can I create my own directory right under /picture to be able to run my own videos or audios without problems?
c.- Instead of usimg the windows media player, how do I go about using the Googles video player, since it can be downloaded from googles´s site. The question is mainly directed to the script that is inside video.php, as to how to make it point to a directory inside my computer that has googles video player?
Please advice.
Regards
Franco7777