Asp.net Webpart: Video Player

Hello everybody. We need 1 WEBPART, and 1 WEBPARTZONE PAGE: You must use native asp.net webparts resources including: WebPartZone, WebPartManager, EditorZone CatalogZone, PageCatalogPart. IMPORTANT: It's not a sharepoint webpart. ___________________________________ Webpart Description: - Video Player that can play Media Player compatible Video and YouTube Video (using YouTube API). VIEW MODE: - The user can select an existent video from dropdownlist, - Show the video description, - The selected video will play after selected, - Play, Pause and Stop Video, - Progress bar with drag and drop stream position, - Sound volume control. EDIT MODE: - Title the webpart, - Select ([YouTube] or [Windows Media compatible video]), - Upload a Video, [using a Google Account] or [Upload a WMP compatible video], - Edit the Video Description, - Flags: ShowWebPartTitle, ShowVideoControllerBar (play, pause, …), ShowVideoDescription, - Remove an existent video. - The flags must on/off the specific resources. ___________________________________ Webpart Zone Page: - Webform with 2 webpart zones, - Webpart Catalog: The user can list available webparts and select one for each zone (it will just show this Video Player webpart), - The user will Drag the unique webpart twice, but he can changes the configuration of each one of them, - Drag and Drop webparts to change its position, - Select the view/edit mode from the page using querystring parameter. If no parameter was passed the user will not edit the webpart. ___________________________________ General Requirements: - Asp .net, C#, - Save the Video references on a SQL Server DataBase, - Don't use wizards or UI components to database connection, - Use best practices to build the application layers (Business Roles, Data Acess, User Interface, etc), - Use CSS to all the styles, - Tableless html, - W3C compatible html, - Crossbrowser layout: all resources must operate perfectly at least with Internet Explorer 6, 7,8 / Firefox 2, 3/ Safari Mac/Windows. References: [login to view URL] (but we don't want a sharepoint webpart). [login to view URL]