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Topic: Viewing Media Files In Cpanel File Manager (Read 767 times)
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Klandy
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After successfully uploading an avi and a wmp video media file for testing, I was able to view and play the video in the "site manager", but in the C Panel file manager, both files opened as "text".....
Both files played when saved and published on a webpage...however, when using Cpanel for editing and testing, the href to the media files would not open...
i.e...Sitemanager allowed the editing and video play but C Panel file manager would not...
Is there a way to view the media files in Cpanel file manager in actual "playing" format as opposed to text file?..Also..when placed on a published "html" page, can the href linking the video media be played like it can when done in sitemanager
TIA....
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Klandy
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Happy Holidays to you both as well, "Z"...
Thanks for the info...
I was comparing different FTP clients ..Smart FTP, Cute FTP, WS_FTP...
Spoke to a tech at Cute FTP who was trying to 'suade me towards Cute FTP Pro because of its encryption features...You have any thoughts on that as a consideration or favorite that you recommend as a client?...:-)
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« Last Edit: December 27, 2003, 08:04:02 AM by Klandy »
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ZboX
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What 'ya got there??
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On the rare times that I actually use an FTP client I use Smart FTP. Why? Uhhhh it was free.  I like free. Most times though I just use Siteman. The multi file uploader that appears at the bottom for PC users works great. As for the encryption feature in Cute FTP Pro, that is a really good security feature but I don't know if that would warrant Cute FTP Pro's price. Ut ohhh, watch out for the dancing banana!
Bert
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« Last Edit: December 27, 2003, 09:51:57 AM by ZboX »
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