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DVD movie on website??

Posted on December 2, 2012 by admin536 views

Howdy! We have a client who has a DVD they’d like don their website. I lack a DVD battler on my computer system, or know much about DVD’s in general. Is there a way my CD person could just go through the file that’s around the DVD Or do i need to find someone using a player and allow them upload this file and send it if you ask me through email, for example… Oh yea, and if these kinds of questions are understandable… but don’t generate logical sense, I apologize. I’m not guaranteed where to even start out with DVD technology regarding computers. I bought an innovative Dell less than a year ago, but wasn’t thinking right when i got both some sort of CD burner and a CD player besides DVD…. oops. Thank you for you guide!! Reedly mp3 can’t read any dvd. does your client have plenty of webspace in addition to bandwidth most dvd’s usually are 4gigabytes certainly u can rip it to DivX format, about 700mb for any dvd, but once more u need your DVD player the 2 main use different say lengths in thier lasers to read the images. Hmmm… I guess I’ll … Continue reading →

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upload teaching files

Posted on September 27, 2012 by admin501 views

Greetings. I’d like to upload COUPLE OF teaching files to help our website. This is what I’ve tried thus far. I converted your mp3 files for you to wma files, yet these wouldn’t include successfully. One ended up being 12 MB & one other was 22MB. After that I tried coverting this wma files for you to swf files. These types of uploaded beautifully, plus they play perfectly, however you get no visuals – a blank web article, which isn’t very exciting to the listener. We are new to the following area, so if anyone can provide me some beneficial suggestions of which strategy to use that would always be great. Thanks a great deal of, Kerrie : play: So these types of " teaching files" are audio files, correct You need a visual like windows media battler has, random rather colors and such You can use an embedded Thumb player for CD… Similar to: http: //www. wimpyplayer. com/ After that, you would really just play your MP3 by clicking a button on your own page. Your page remains in view… the MP3 merely starts playing. Their one-button Music (Wimpy Button) is $20. 00, however you can download and test … Continue reading →

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Embedding music player – XSPF format

Posted on July 13, 2012 by admin650 views

I Googled numerous free mp3 participants for use inside Webpages. The one with the a " look" most compatible with my site had been XSPF. The trouble is, the latest debugging aid I’ve found online goes back in order to 2006. The playlist I created passes an online validator, but my implementation with the player shows listings coming from a default playlist from other site. Really stumped about this one. Robert Fripp This really is puzzling… Your src may be a. txt, but they will say. xspf kind… Look at this website: avigranite. com And then, view the CODE source. The src reference is many different than your. txt research. Unsure how that can be an issue… but maybe it provides you with an " aha" minute You have arrived at the site while in the midst of us experimenting. One possible mend I found advised my hosting company’s server probably won’t deliver as. xspf file the the embedded battler. They suggested modifying the playlist expansion to. txt and even (of course) modifying the name also in the embedded player resource code, which I tried, and it didn’t work. Now I’m returning to. xspf extension as well as same old … Continue reading →

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