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the image at my site don't show up.What's up.

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The posts show two different problems: the URL encoding in the panda link and browser/playback compatibility. As observed, the path contains a percent-encoded space (%20). Removing the encoding breaks the URL because spaces must be percent-encoded in links or, better, avoided altogether. Rename files to remove spaces (use hyphens or underscores, e.g. baby-pandas.html or baby-pandas.mp4) and update every link. See the percent-encoding primer for details: Percent-encoding.

Playback: was right that WMV relies on platform plugins that modern browsers often do not support. For reliable in-browser playback, transcode WMV to MP4 (H.264/AAC) or WebM and serve with the HTML5 video element. Also verify the HTTP response (200 vs 404/403) and the server-set Content-Type (e.g., video/mp4) in the browser DevTools Network tab; wrong status or MIME will prevent playback. See MDN for the video element and Content-Type header: HTML5 video element — Content-Type header.

Quick checklist and a safe conversion command to use if files are WMV:

  • Remove spaces from filenames and links.
  • Check Network tab for request status and MIME.
  • Confirm server is not blocking hotlinking and pay attention to case sensitivity on Unix hosts.
  • Convert WMV to MP4 (example using FFmpeg):
ffmpeg -i input.wmv -c:v libx264 -preset medium -crf 23 -c:a aac -b:a 128k output.mp4

Reference: FFmpeg.

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Member Avatar for MattEvans

unless you provide at least a sniff more information, even some conjecture will be a waste of time.

Member Avatar for Member #114696

Does every image is not show on your page.

Check if the links to the images are correct.

unless you provide at least a sniff more information, even some conjecture will be a waste of time.

Member Avatar for steven01

my site see my signature.the image can show up,but the videos seems can't play.anyone please tell me the resualts,thanks!

Member Avatar for MattEvans

well, i can't see them because I don't have windows media player. perhaps you'd get more "playability" in general if you use (admitadly, somewhat larger) mpeg files.

EDIT: I tell a lie, I am watching the panda video right now; but only by downloading it first. The link seems to be valid, but try this out: for generating embed code for WMV files... You usually embed the actual Windows Media Player object and give it a file to view... The <EMBED> tag is quite old and has been replaced in modern HTML with the <OBJECT> tag.

otherwise, they should work if the user has WMP and the browser plugin installed, and if there is a WMV file in the location your markup indicates it to be in.

Member Avatar for Member #114696

Its because the link has spaces. Link wont work if you remove %20. It stands for space. No link could work on web with spaces.

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