Some of our users will be allowed to view some streaming videos. If everyone would be allowed to, the following could apply:

        lcHtml = lcHtml + "<OBJECT id=""VIDEO"" width=""320"" height=""240"" " + _
         "CLASSID=""CLSID:6BF52A52-394A-11d3-B153-00C04F79FAA6""" + _
         "type=""application/x-oleobject"">" + oApp.cCR
        lcHtml = lcHtml + "<PARAM NAME=""URL"" VALUE=""" + oApp.cHttp + lcFileName + """>" + oApp.cCR
        lcHtml = lcHtml + "<PARAM NAME=""SendPlayStateChangeEvents"" VALUE=""True"">" + oApp.cCR
        lcHtml = lcHtml + "<PARAM NAME=""AutoStart"" VALUE=""True"">" + oApp.cCR
        lcHtml = lcHtml + "<PARAM name=""PlayCount"" value=""9999"">" + oApp.cCR
        lcHtml = lcHtml + "</OBJECT>" + oApp.cCR
        Return lcHtml

Basically, I would be able to return that HTML code into a literal on the page and that would do. I tested that and it works very well. The video is streamed into the Windows Media Player.

But, as we have a restriction to only make that video available to certain members, I cannot put the wmv file on the Web server branch. When it is for a download, I use Response.TransmitFile() which allows me to hide the file in a non IIS directory branch so no one could go on the browser and guess a URL to try to download the file. But, we cannot use Response.TransmitFile() when streaming. Because, when using Response.TransmitFile(), it is an automatic download where the browser will ask if we want to open or save the file. Anyone would know a way to accomplish this?