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You might have the admin of the server check the mime type for mp4 files.

I strongly recommend to convert the file to mp4. Please have a look at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Supported_media_formats#Browser_compatibility
wmv is not even mentioned...

First I thought you just can't do that. But at second thought you might use a trick...
Create another page just like a local video page and link to it in the video-links layer.
Remove everything...

I think you have three options.
1. Recode the video to match the placeholder sizes.
2. Resize the placeholders.
3. Scale the video during playback (by adding width and height attributes to the...

If you want to keep everything within one design file then first copy the complete sample01 page to your project (use the page and layer gallery for this).
Then copy the video-links layer of page...

I assume the video is less than 1024 pixels wide.
You can compensate this by adding width=1024 to the video tag in the placeholder body code on page 2, not that I would recommend to use this example...

Just tried and it seems to work.

Will try this evening. But as far as I remember you only need to adjust the page and placeholder sizes. But you need to add 144 pixels height to the placeholder on page 1.

On page 2 (sample01) select the text placeholder ( Attachment: vid640.mp4 ) and press SHIFT + CTRL + ALT + D to remove the current video file.
Then press SHIFT + CTRL + ALT + A to attach your own...