How do i use mplayer in asp.net web pages.i know how to use mplayer in c# form application

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I know how to use mplayer in C# form application according to this link.
i wanna know how to use mplayer in asp.net web pages.
i want a player on web page that I can tell it to play a part of a larger video for example from 0:1:10 to 0:3:20 .
thank you in advance.
any help is appreciated.

What I have tried:

i learned how to use mplayer in C# form application and i searched to know how to use it in asp.net web pages but i did not find any way.

Posted 19-Feb-16 2:57am

4L4K1

Updated 19-Feb-16 5:41am

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ZurdoDev 19-Feb-16 9:06am

There's a million different mplayers. I suggest you update your question and post which one specifically and also refer to its documentation.

4L4K1 19-Feb-16 11:43am

my question is improved. i hope i could tell my meaning.

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Richard Deeming · Answer 1 · 2016-02-19T03:52:00

If you're referring to the Windows Media Player, that's an ActiveX control. If you use that in a web page, it will only work in Internet Explorer on Windows, and only if the user allows it to run.

If you want to show video in your web page, use the <video> element[^].

If you want to play sounds, use the <audio> element[^].

Both of these have decent browser support, and will work on multiple operating systems. The only problem will be converting your media files to the different formats required to support different browsers.
Media formats supported by the HTML audio and video elements - HTML | MDN[^]