Cross-platform flv (new great flash movie format) PLAYER. 

THIS ZIP (zip via this link) WILL GET YOU EVERYTHING.
Included: The flv player itself ( N2videoPlayer.swf ); 
a html page that runs it ( N2videoPlayer.html ); a page 
that opens a special resizing html page so that the 
FLV Player runs in a small undecorated, "floating" browser 
window (opener.htm opens specN2videoPlayer.html in its 
own undecorated window and the specN2videoPlayer.html resizes 
itself); and wswf2.htm illustrates embedding the FLV Player, left 
aligned, so it sits on a web page with text wrapping around it 
(on the right), just like a left-aligned jpeg.  (Do not be 'put off' by 
the gobbly-gook I typed instead of words surrounding the Player in 
this sample web page - replace that with your own words!) Also, I have  
included the raw N2videoPlayer.fla file so you can open it in Flash MX 2004 or 
higher and alter it to your desires (but be careful, it is easy to break). 
A major feature of this FLV Player is that you can run movie after movie 
in it, in the same space on a web page (no need to open a Player for each 
movie !) Using it is self-explanatory:  Type the name of the flv file, that 
is the same folder as the Player swf file, into the top Input textbox 
(e.g.: something.flv ) and Click the Play Button. There is also a 
PAUSE/UNPAUSE Button.  Click here for a copy of these directions. 

At the present time I have only one flv movie in my web site folder. It is 
Movieh.flv.  When any of the web pages running the Player are open in 
your browser (pages from my web site), go ahead and type Movieh.flv in the 
Input textbox and Click the Play Button.  Test the PAUSE/UNPAUSE Button. 
(For very slow connections, press pause and wait a while before continuing 
 to Play the movie, because this allows more to download - that's good to know.) 

If you would like a flv Player that is twice as big in each dimension, width and height: 
CLICK HERE for the videoPlayer2.zip . 

Final Notes: (1) If the PAUSE/UNPAUSE BUTTON IN THE SEPARATE-WINDOW 
version gets cut off, change the code onload="this.window.resizeTo(350,390);" in 
the body tag of specN2videoPlayer.html so the second parameter is 420 instead of 
390.  (Make this change by opening specN2videoPlayer.html in Notepad or SimpleText 
and Save after making change.  Upload the changed version of this page to your site.  
This change was made in my specN2videoPlayer.html, the page opened BY 
opener.htm (which is a link above). )  (2) If your school has a web page building 
interface, for building your own web pages semi-automatically, some interfaces make 
it difficult to add code to the head of a web page.   **** Solution ****: 
All the script from the first script tag and last tag, shown in the head of opener.htm , 
can be put in body of a page, right after the first body tag (include both start and end  
script tags).  You must still be in some sort of code view of your web page to add this 
script code and you must also add the code for the special link to your own opener 
web page (put that link wherever you like).  The special code in the web page that 
opener.htm opens (i.e., specN2videoPlayer.html) is all in the first body tag and the rest 
of the code is in the body, so you should be able to produce one of these web pages 
for yourself, even with the sort of interface, I have seen (and just described).  (3) In the 
code which embeds the swf Player on that page, you may have to change the address 
of the swf file (in both of the 2 locations it appears) IF your web pages and swf files 
DO NOT get put in the same folder on the web server; swf files often get put in the 
same folder as images, and thus would have an address similar to any image on your 
web pages - and in that case the swf address would be like the address for a jpeg.