Best way to load movies for online viewing?

Hey everybody,
I'm creating an interactive module in which I want to display
several videos. There are 11 different sections to this module, and
most of them have a video that I'd like to play in that section. So
I was just wondering what might be the best way to do this? I
figure importing them into the flash file so they are all in the
swf will make the file much too big. Does anybody know any good
tutorials or have any good advice for this situation?
Thanks!

Hi Atul,
I think the first option is ther better because,
1. if you put the filter in dtp, it will get the data from the source based on this criteria.
2. if you filter in start routine, then all records are extracted and then it will perform filter option. So avoid second option.
and about the third option - can you please explain me clearly what exactly you want to do.
Thanks,
Prashanth.

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