Yeah flash video (.flv) is the way to go...we have a trailer to a kids animation DVD we created and with the amount of traffic we get (20,000 unique per month) it's still super quick..but yes make sure you have the bandwidth..as we do about 10GB traffic a month but that is not just the
Convert it to an flv file and put on Flash front-end to give the user
the option to play it.
On 8/8/06, Paul B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't had much to do with video for a long while however, today a
client enquired about putting a 35mb video on their site. It's a
fairly large site
Convert it to FLA. you would get something like that down to like 10mb at
least and the quality is just as good. If you have a copy of dreamweaver 8,
just import it and it will do the rest.
Steve
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If you are expecting A LOT of traffic, talk to the guys at Akamai.
If you think you can host it in-house and your looking more at the server
software to do it, Flash Media Server is a good option or if you do not have
much of a budget Red5 is also available.
Regards,
Bjorn Schultheiss
Senior
Cheers for that guys!
It might be best to just convert to flv for the moment and stick it up
on the front-end. If we're getting too much traffic possibly look at
other solutions.
Bjorn Schultheiss wrote:
If you are expecting A LOT of traffic, talk to the guys at Akamai.
If you think you
Onnis
Sent: Tuesday, 8 August 2006 4:30 PM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: OT: Video Streaming
Convert it to FLA. you would get something like that down to like 10mb at
least and the quality is just as good. If you have a copy of dreamweaver 8,
just import it and it will do
Or convert this videos to SWF, then embed the flash on the site.
Just like this:
http://www.flash-on-tv.com/vtf/video-to-flash-dome.html
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