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• October 8, 2003 •
This week, Microsoft released an update for all versions of Windows Media Player that would it more easy to manage the behavior of URL script commands.
When a content owner creates an audio or video stream, they can add script commands (such as URL script commands and custom script commands) to be encoded in the stream. When the stream is played back, the script commands can trigger events in an embedded player program, or they can open your browser and then navigate to a Web page. This behavior is by design.
This update changes the way that Windows Media Player handles URL script commands that are embedded in a stream.
Read the Microsoft Knowledge Base article 828026, Update for Windows Media Player Script Commands for registry changes you can make to change the default actions for script commands.
The update is available here:
