I have built some prototypes in the past that did audio and video "private messaging", which is simulated email via a web site.... but email alerts of new messages, along with the content and link to audio, video (and attached files) were included. I think thats the closest thing to video email you can get..... until gmail and yahoo mail integrate it in a more controlled manner..... for example the audio/video can be played within the webmail UI (if flv, swf, mp3) but the embeds are not truly in the body of the message. I think that is what we will see soon.... webmail UI's with integrated media handling. At some point, I can also see offline mode for gmail and other webmail services (coming soon) letting you configure download management of attachments and linked files found in message body.
bla bla... sull On 7/7/07, Nerissa, TheVideoQueen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I have a potential client that is interested in videos that I make for > > them if there is a way to embed the video so it will play from an > > email without having to link to a webpage somewhere. I think a lot of > > people's emails filter out stuff like this and all they will see is > > code. Does anyone know of a way to do this that will work in most > emails? > > > > Even the huge video email companies dont play video in the email client. > They send video graphic link that opens web page with video in web browser. > But tech changes all the time. Even spammers get graphics through every > email client and service I have-- so why not video too..... > > I have listed a couple free video email services you can try-- > http://www.freemediaguide.citymax.com/free_video_host_email.html > > I also have the private (for fee) video hosts with email here-- > http://www.freemediaguide.citymax.com/video_hosting.html > > Nerissa > > > :::::::::::: > Nerissa Oden > > Discover my websites--they're helpful! > http://VideoCodeMaker.com > http://TheVideoQueen.com > http://FreeMediaGuide.com > http://FreeVideoCoding.com > > --------------------------------- > It's here! Your new message! > Get new email alerts with the free Yahoo! Toolbar. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
