add mediaplayer to Index promo banner area

hello

I want to add a media player (preferably something like http://www.longtailvideo.com/players/jw-wmv-player/)

to the promo header field on Index. (dol6.1.6)

Although I successfully seem to add the player itself to banner area I cannot figure out where do i add the javascript call so that right scripts load with page header like the other scripts do. The install instructions are simple (above link) and I can get it to work in a static html page.

1. Where do I correctly inject the script call?

2. Do you suggest a different more flexible media player, i am looking for something easy and flexible with formats, resizing and implementation.

Here is the code i am injecting using Dolphin's Basic Settings HTML field, this example is using a MS WMP, it is interesting to note that the Param Values seem to be ignored, customization of player seems impossible.

I noticed when I embeded the MS WMP that the player was over the top of Dolphin pop up submenu, is this a z-index issue?

check out work in progress livepage : http://www.xlsports.com.au/live/

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<object height="250" width="480" codebase="http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/mplayer/en/nsmp2inf.cab#Version=5,1,52,701" classid="clsid:6bf52a52-394a-11d3-b153-00c04f79faa6">
<param value="VIDEO" name="id" />
<param value="http://www.xlsports.com.au/live/media/video/video.wmv" name="URL" />
<param value="True" name="SendPlayStateChangeEvents" />
<param value="0" name="AutoStart" />
<param value="0" name="ShowControls" />
<param value="0" name="ShowStatusBar" />
<param value="0" name="ShowDisplay" />
<param value="9999" name="PlayCount" /><embed height="250" width="480" playcount="9999" showdisplay="0" showstatusbar="0" showcontrols="0" autostart="0" sendplaystatechangeevents="True" url="http://www.xlsports.com.au/live/media/video/video.wmv" id="VIDEO" type="application/x-mplayer2"></embed>
</object>
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<td><br type="_moz" /></td>
<td><img style="float: right;" src="/live/media/images/promo.gif" height="250" width="413" /></td>
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Ole

webadmin@xlsports.com.au

I looked at the link, I was thinking that if that software "invokes" the windows media player or microsoft silverlight on a windows based pc, it may not show up for visitors that run linux or mac/apple. One thing I have learned is to check whatever I'm using on my site that it's cross platform compatible.