Embedded Video Players, based either on Adobe Flash™ or Microsoft Silverlight™ technology, could dramatically improve web page aesthetic appeal and overall user experience. This article demonstrates the coding technique for embedding the popular YouTube™ Video Player (which is built on the above mentioned Adobe Flash™) in ASP.NET web pages via an API written in C# and a Microsoft AJAX extension.
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