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Since you want to view video files on web, the video format should be web friendly. To my knowledge, the easiest way to implement this is by using HTML5 Video tag as show below:
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_video.asp
The video tag supports some standard multimedia formats like MP4 and OGG. This is dependent upon the specific implementation of the browser though. So if you have media files that are not directly supported by HTML5 Video tag, you might need to convert them to a suitable format using a programming toolkit that supports converting different media files.
I think leadtools supports this feature. I searched internet and found the following forum post that might help:
http://support.leadtools.com/CS/forums/35394/ShowPost.aspx

I do not know if the HTML5 video tag specifically supports the chapter/markers that are displayed with the youtube-like player you have noted. If not, you may need a different solution that leverages one of the media frameworks on the target machine such as Media Foundation or DirectShow on Windows and QuickTime on Macintosh. Using these would require some type of plugin or rich-viewer control like ActiveX. You'll want to check out the framework SDKs or other third-party SDKs to determine what solution will work best for you.

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Since you want to view video files on web, the video format should be web friendly. To my knowledge, the easiest way to implement this is by using HTML5 Video tag as show below:
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_video.asp
The video tag supports some standard multimedia formats like MP4 and OGG. This is dependent upon the specific implementation of the browser though. So if you have media files that are not directly supported by HTML5 Video tag, you might need to convert them to a suitable format using a programming toolkit that supports converting different media files.
I think leadtools supports this feature. I searched internet and found the following forum post that might help:
http://support.leadtools.com/CS/forums/35394/ShowPost.aspx

I do not know if the HTML5 video tag specifically supports the chapter/markers that are displayed with the youtube-like player you have noted. If not, you may need a different solution that leverages one of the media frameworks on the target machine such as Media Foundation or DirectShow on Windows and QuickTime on Macintosh. Using these would require some type of plugin or rich-viewer control like ActiveX. You'll want to check out the framework SDKs or other third-party SDKs to determine what solution will work best for you.
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