From: "Shawn A. Van Every" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: SMIL from webserver

Hi All, hope someone out there can help:

We are having a bit of trouble with sending a SMIL file from a webserver
(Apache 1.3.3) to Mac users (works fine to PC users).

We are dynamically generating the SMIL file through a CGI/middleware app and
therefore it is somewhat easier to send it via the webserver instead of the
RealServer.

The Macintosh error message is as follows: "To Play this presentation
RealPlayer requires a software update from RealNetworks..."

I have included the Apache mime type in the mime.types file as
"application/smil                smi smil"

Here is an example of the syntax of the SMIL file itself (not a working
example):

<!-- SMIL Creator 4 Mon Jan 24 16:16:38 2000 -->

<smil>
        <body>
                <switch>
                        <!-- For RealPlayer 7 or higher -->
                        <!-- To use rbn's go redirect -->
                        <seq system-required='cv'
cv:systemComponent='http://features.real.com/?feature;player=7.0.0'>


                                <video
src='rtsp://go.rbn.com/ss/ss/g2demand/launch_b/arts/cranbrook.rm'/>
                                <video
src='rtsp://go.rbn.com/ss/ss/g2demand/launch_b/arts/happyskeleton.rm'/>
                        </seq>
                        <seq>

                                <video
src='rtsp://g2-tlg-qb02.rbn.com/ss/ss/g2demand/launch_b/arts/cranbrook.rm'/>
                                <video
src='rtsp://g2-cw-dmp06.rbn.com/ss/ss/g2demand/launch_b/arts/happyskeleton.r
m'/>

                        </seq>
                </switch>
        </body>
</smil>

Thanks in advance,
shawn


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