For this issue I have found a solution! It is possible to access local files, and play them. :)

And this is the flashembed.js, it can be accessed athttp://flowplayer.org/v2/tools/flash-embed.html

I have used it locally, and was working.

1. somwhere at the top put <script type="text/JavaScript" src="flashembed-0.31.js" ></script>
2. place a placeholder like: <div id="videoplayer"></div>
3. call the function: flashembed("videoplayer", "flowplayerlp.swf",{config:{autoPlay:false, videoFile:'mod_01.flv', initialScale:'orig', showMuteVolumeButton:true, hideControls:false, controlsOverVideo:'ease', showMenu:false}});

the video file: mod_01.flv, I have had in the same folder as the flowplayerlp.swf, and the script as well.

I can't tell how old my "flowplayerlp.swf" is, but it did work.

Also you could do the above, that would work on some browsers - I guess, as follows, however in this case you don't need any javascript call:

<div id="videoplayer" href="mod_01.flv">
<embed id ="videoplayer_embed" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="flowplayerlp.swf" width="100%" height="100%" bgcolor="#ffffff" allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always" quality="high" pluginspage=http://www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer" flashvars="config={ "autoPlay":false, "videoFile":"mod_01.flv", "initialScale":"orig", "showMuteVolumeButton":true, "hideControls":false, "controlsOverVideo":"ease", "showMenu":false}">
</div>

This may or may not be the best solution, it worked.

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