FLV size

I uploaded an FLV file. When I click on the 'Play Video' link
in the presentation, the FLV opens in a tiny window and the viewer
must resize the window. I think the video looks best at 100%
(480x360 for my video). I'd like for the window to automatically
open with the video sized at 100%. Does anyone know a way to does
this without using a SWF?
Thanks

There is no good workaround for video in Presenter at this
time. FLVs in the presenter panel are too small and don't offer the
control you need while SWFs in the body of a slide have horrendous
issues with long waits for buffering and are unusable for clips
over 2-3 minutes.
You also cannot make the video large enough in most cases
without compounding the problems and the Sorenson codec looks
terrible at large screen sizes.
Clients just hated the product for streaming video so our
solution was to build our own custom add-in that automatically
launches a new, frameless window of any desired size (even
fullscreen if required) that plays the video using the On2 VP6
codec. This gives you the ability to play content of unlimited
length - full length movies are no problem - and the window
automatically closes as soon as it's finished playing. No user
intervention is required.
You can even show a movie with sub-title overlays so a single
source file can be used for a multilinual audience. Uploading your
presentation to the server is a snap because you're not embedding
the movie in the slideshow each time. It's really very elegant and
works like a charm. You can see a sample at
http://Train.RefinedData.com/RefinedVideo
and I'd be happy to supply anyone with a free trial sample to play
with.
The solution works just as well in meetings and meeting
recordings.
All the best,
Terry (Skype "terryshane")

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at 2 different
> sizes. Not only was the 240x180 FLV file nearly the same
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> the case!
>

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