If the presentation is to be served from DSpace then DSpace needs support for additional protocols. Otherwise every user will have to keep a pack of cards around so he has something to do until the entire video has downloaded and frame 0 appears.
What we'd likely do here is to put both into DSpace: the stream pointer (for people who want to view it the same day they request it) and the actual content (for specialized uses, and to ensure that we have a well-labelled copy). We'd also prefer to use a streaming server that we control, so that our retention policies can be enforced. We're setting one up now. We've looked at using another unit's streamer, but that service is really for more ephemeral stuff and I don't think it's considered a serious alternative at this point. -- Mark H. Wood, Lead System Programmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] Typically when a software vendor says that a product is "intuitive" he means the exact opposite.
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