Close Video Window

Is there a simple command that I can use within "onvideocomplete" to close the video window? I have tried "stop," but the black screen still remains superimposed.

Thanks, Reggie

Thanks Tuur and Nupsi. Do I just insert the code within "" after "onvideocomplete?" Also, how do I resize the video window? Best regards, Reggie

<plugin name="video1"

keep="true"

url="plugins/videoplayer.swf"

alturl="plugins/videoplayer.js"

videourl="mecc.mp4|mecc.flv|mecc.webm"

posterurl=""

align="righttop"

x="10" y="10"

pauseonstart="false"

loop="false" volume="1.0"

buffertime="0.1"

ignoremetadata="false"

updateeveryframe="true"

onvideoready=""

onvideopaused=""

onvideocomplete=""

onclick="togglepause"

onvideosupported="" />

Nupsi,

Thank you, this worked perfectly....and when I try to look at it in Safari or IE 9 it works perfectly. But in Chrome, IE 11 and Firefox, I get a "pres.mp4 loading Video Failed" error. It also works perfectly when I try it here locally. Any suggestions?

BR, Reggie

I read an earlier post from Ewald that recommended changing html5 setting in tour.html from "prefer" to "auto." This worked in all environments but Firefox. I still get the failed to load error in Firefox. Any ideas would be appreciated! Also, when associating a .png file with posterurl attribute, I only see the poster in safari. To me It's not a big deal because the videos load and unload so dang fast that there is not much time to see I...but I must be doing something wrong!

For me, the problem with Firefox might have been that I was using an old IIS6 Windows server platform that did not recognize the Mime Type of .webm that I supplied as an html5 option for Firefox to load. Another issue might have been that in the tour.html file, there is a line that specifies "html5: prefer" The suggestion I read on this forum was to change that to "auto." Initially, I found a way to add the .webm mime type to my server IIS6 platforms's list of recognized Mime types. I had to write something called a web.config file. It worked. Now, I am migrating all my stuff to a Linux server environment that presumably recognizes more Mime types. If it doesn't, I think I read that I will still have to create the web.config file to add new Mime types. Thanks to Klaus for taking the time to point all of this out to me. Good luck!