Can anyone help with running ads on JW Player

[Tommy]

I am lost..willing to pay someone to help me out

what I really would love to do is run an ad like this
as a post roll or pre roll ad on JW player

<script language="javascript">
var affid = 4062;
</script>
<script src="http://static-cdn.ashleymadison.com/flashbanner/GS_3_1.js" language="javascript"></script>

on a page like this
http://www.milfvideos.com/blowjob/an...ome-movie.html

[cd34]

http://www.longtailvideo.com/addons/...ail-AdSolution

Be warned, I have a client that used that and the T&C stated that JW took 2% of the advertising + the fee he paid for the plugin (it is free now). You actually have to set up the advertising on their side in their manager. Not locally.

He was running endroll ads on a site. When he watched a video and the ad popped up, it was always showing their ad. The way they counted their endroll ad was based on the number of times the video was started, not the number of times the endroll advertisement was displayed. So, with thousands of videos started, but only a fraction showing the endroll ad, JW ended up taking over 80% of the actual ad impressions presented. i.e. 1000 starts, JW said they were owed 20, 24 endroll ads actually served, JW took 20, client got 4. We had expected JW to take 2% of the 24, not 2% of the 1000.

http://flowplayer.org/ uses OpenX

http://flowplayer.org/plugins/advertising/openx.html

which allows postroll ads. The learning curve on OpenX is a bit steep, but, if you've used phpadsnew or openx already, it isn't too terribly bad.

[Tommy]

Thank you cd
could i do it easyer if it was a flash ad ??

[Senator_x]

Originally Posted by cd34

http://www.longtailvideo.com/addons/...ail-AdSolution

Be warned, I have a client that used that and the T&C stated that JW took 2% of the advertising + the fee he paid for the plugin (it is free now). You actually have to set up the advertising on their side in their manager. Not locally.

He was running endroll ads on a site. When he watched a video and the ad popped up, it was always showing their ad. The way they counted their endroll ad was based on the number of times the video was started, not the number of times the endroll advertisement was displayed. So, with thousands of videos started, but only a fraction showing the endroll ad, JW ended up taking over 80% of the actual ad impressions presented. i.e. 1000 starts, JW said they were owed 20, 24 endroll ads actually served, JW took 20, client got 4. We had expected JW to take 2% of the 24, not 2% of the 1000.

http://flowplayer.org/ uses OpenX

http://flowplayer.org/plugins/advertising/openx.html

which allows postroll ads. The learning curve on OpenX is a bit steep, but, if you've used phpadsnew or openx already, it isn't too terribly bad.

What he said....

Use the flowplayer and OpenX.

The learning curves is not that bad. Just look at the examples and copy.