From: a r jacob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: SMIL Files
I've done this using the command line utility RMEvents. Create a text file
that contains the start and end times for the URL switches, the URLs to be
displayed in the targeted frame, and the name of the frame to be targeted.
Then use RMEvents to merge this data with your .rm file. A sample line in
your event text file would look like this:
u 00:05:52.0 00:06:16.0 &&framename&&http://www.real.com/filename.html
See RealProducer Plus User's guide for more info on RMEvents.
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Amy Jacob
Streaming Media Group
Globix Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
RealForum wrote:
> From: Matt Behrens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: SMIL Files
>
> We're trying to implement a series of web pages with frames. A REAL video
> will be set in one frame and we want to setup a second frame to display a
> series of "slides" (different web pages) one after the other that will be
> coordinated with the video. We have gone through the SMIL file and REAL
> Player G2 manuals and can't find a command that will syncronize video in
> one frame with web pages in another. I have seen this done once on
> another site. Is there any way to do this with the commands used in SMIL
> files? If not, do we have to write a javascript to do it for us? I am
> wondering if SMIL files can even do this because most of the SMIL files
> we've put together here just deal with splicing together several different
> pieces and viewing them in the REAL player. This isn't what we want to do
> here.
>
> There will be at least several hundred different videos we're going to
> need to do this with and I'm hoping there is an easy solution. Any
> information will be greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks!
> Matt Behrens
> Assistant Coordinator of Multimedia Conferencing
> University of Northern Iowa
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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