Hi Nick,

There used to be a package around called "Yesler Alive".  It was really easy
to use and it made the sort of presentations you're talking about (its
apparently the product that was used to create the http://alive.allaire.com
presentations.
I tried to locate a demo copy of the package for you...Apparently, a few
months ago Yesler (www.yesler.com) was purchased by Loud Eye...their site
makes no mention at all of the whereabouts of that product.

I am sure there must be others like it though.

Eron

-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Call [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 11:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: another crazy request from the boss


Here I go again.....

This isn't really a Fusion question.  But I think the people on this list
are among the best of the best in the web design field.

I need to locate a package/custom tag that will allow me to do cross-browser
slide shows with streaming sound bites.  Sounds fun, doesn't it.

The directive calls for static slides. No problem, I can use JavaScript to
scroll through these.  However, I have to find a way to do a secondary call
to a Windows Media File or Real Audio file that launches when the slide is
called.  This sound file needs to a) stream  b) launch in the background or
with minimal controls and c) hopefully be cross-browser 4.0+ compatible.

I have looked at StreamCams from Lotus.  Excellent setup, but it is not what
the man wants.

Any takers?

Thanks in Advance.
Nick


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