GLM Flash Video Player 2.5 Released

This is a major release change for downloading content. The player now supports xulrunner scripted plugins for downloading content. 4 plugins come bundled with the player: YouTube, Veoh, PhotoBucket and DailyMotion. Copy and rename one of the existing plugins under the "plugins" directory, rename it and modify the "yourpluginname/chrome/content/main.xul" script to create your own download plugin.  There is more help on a step by step basis at http://glm-flv.sourceforge.net .  Update to plugin architecture and file associate bug fix. There was a bug when clicking on associated FLV files, the player window would be blank. There was also a bug when trying to use the download plugins after clicking on an associated FLV file. Both of these bugs have been fixed in this release.  The latest is available at http://glm-flv.sourceforge.net .

GLM Flash Video Player 2.3 Released

After reviewing some of the bugs and enchancement requests in the forums for GLM-FLV I decided to do another major release. This release addresses the problems with internationalization support for paths and titles. Adds deblocking (selectable) settings to the "View" menu, adds the ability to turn on/off smothing and to play back and slower and faster rates (selectable). The latest is available at http://glm-flv.sourceforge.net .

GLM Flash Video Player 2.2 Released

I've updated the GLM Flash Video Player to version 2.2 today. Fixes include centering of widescreen/scoped moves and a new "View" menu. The "View" menu has two new menu items "Keep Aspect" and "Lose Aspect". Lose aspect allows widescreen/scoped movies to be stretch to fill the viewing area, while keep aspect reverts the movie back to it's orignal dimensions. The player has also been updated to the latest runtimes of neko/haxe. The changes and downloads are available at http://glm-flv.sourceforge.net.

GLM-AJAX Framework 2.5

After having a bit of downtime, I've decided to update the GLM-AJAX Framework to version 2.5. This version fixes all compatibility issues with different browsers that had been brought up in the help and support forums. I have also optimized the code a bit to make better use of object checking instead of browser checking. The documentation has also been updated and is available at http://www.godlikemouse.com/glm-ajax as has the sourceforge entry page. The sourceforge entry page also has a live example to try, just to verify that the framework works with the currently used browser.