Good explanation Frank! - Sune www.suneworld.com MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Frank" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, September 12, 2004 9:07 PM Subject: Re: [AP] cartoon animation > > > Hi Jean, > > I might as well give this explanation a shot... When you saw > Taky's video, it was sent to your computer from a 'server', not from > his computer. Taky had uploaded his video to a server, after > transcoding it to the appropriate file format, usually .wmv or .rm > (windows media video or real media), from his computer. Servers > store massive about of files; info, images, sound, video. And have > the ability (in terms of bandwith) to stream it (send it) to many > pc's simultaneously. > > Server space is rented or is free, and the free ones usually don't > offer that much storage space; maybe about 20mb. The music video > playing at my site is about 10mb, now that its encoded to a .wmv > file, and set to play only on broadband connected pc's. When you > encode or transcode (same thing) to .wmv or .rm, or any other file > formats, you have a lot of options, and they will affect the > resulting size of the video after transcoding. My paid for server > space gives me 750mb to use.. which is a lot to me. Some servers > won't 'host' video files, or maybe I should say won't 'serve' (send > or stream) them. A lot of the free ones won't. > > You can use server space without owning a domain name, and you can > just provide URL's to each specific file for others to view it or > download it. Yahoo geocities, for example (not sure if they host > video files). If you want to have a 'website' you need to buy a > domain name first. Mine is Time-LineProductions.com, but you don't > need to, if all you want to do is allow people to see a video file > that you created. You can just upload it to a server and then > provide your audience with the URL > > A URL (uniform resource locator (check spelling)) is the web address > to a specific file, such as the one to the video playing on my site: > http://www.time-lineproductions.com/videofiles/flmu256and56kwmp.wmv > All that is the URL to that particular video file on the server that > I use. A URL is also called a 'link'. Taky provided the link to his > video in his posting. You click on the link, and are taken to the > file site, or you could say its sent to your computer. > > I hope this helps you.. Someone took the time to explain it all to > me on a forum like this before, so I'm trying to do part by trying > to explain it to you. > > Any group members that see any errors in this explanation, please > correct me. > > Frank > > > > > > > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Jean Chang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: >> Stephanie, >> No I don't have a website. I only made a couple of little movies > that I >> wanted my friends to be able to see, but had no idea how to get it > to them >> through the internet. The files are too big to attach to an e- > mail, and when >> I saw Taky's video where you only have to click to open it in > Windows Media >> Player, I thought it would be wonderful if I could do that. >> Thanks, >> Jean Chang >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Stefanie Kappel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> To: "Adobe Premier List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Sent: Sunday, September 12, 2004 6:37 AM >> Subject: [AP] cartoon animation >> >> >> > Dear Jean- do you have a website? If not this is a bit > complicated to >> explain. You need to buy a webname first- than you need a hosting > plan- than >> you need to prepare your files to put them out on the web (I use > namo >> webeditor) and once they are out you can send the link to your > friends. If >> you buy a host plan make sure they allow you to download up to > 100mb or at >> least enough as your video will take up a lot of space on the > site. The >> bigger the video you download (meaning the smaller the > compression) the >> better the quality obviously. So you need to let us know first > whether you >> already have awebsite running and whether you only want to know > how to >> compress the video to get it out or whether you have to start from > scratch? >> > Best wishes >> > Stefanie Kappel ARPS >> > Photography & Digital Imaging >> > >> > www.stefaniekappel.com >> > >I asked this before, but no one responded...can anyone tell me > how to put >> a >> > video on the web like the way Taky did it? I have the movie, I > just need a >> > way to provide a link so I can tell my friends how to view it. >> > Thanks, >> > Jean Chang >> > >> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > Yahoo! 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