Best way to put a video sample on a webstie
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October 4, 2006 at 2:40 PM #39327
booewen
Participantbooewen Wrote:
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone had some tips of the best way to put a sample video on a website. The sample is around 5mins long. I would like it to load as quickly as possible, and also not actually slow the loading of the page. I would also prefer if it would play immediately on the page, without having to download the whole file or buffer etc.
Is Flash the best way to go? If so how would I do it?
Any other suggestions? Feel free to link to examples of your own work and how you do it, that would be very useful.
Many thanks, Ewen
I use flash on my site. The newest flash 8 encoder is way better than previous ones. You just need to embed the player in the page you want it to play in. Flash will allow you to configure options like whether it will automatically play or if it buffers first or colors and controls and such. If you have Flash 8, go through the tutorial in the help menu.
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October 4, 2006 at 2:40 PM #170214
booewen
ParticipantHi,
Just wondering if anyone had some tips of the best way to put a sample video on a website. The sample is around 5mins long. I would like it to load as quickly as possible, and also not actually slow the loading of the page. I would also prefer if it would play immediately on the page, without having to download the whole file or buffer etc.
Is Flash the best way to go? If so how would I do it?
Any other suggestions? Feel free to link to examples of your own work and how you do it, that would be very useful.
Many thanks, Ewen
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October 4, 2006 at 3:58 PM #170215
RB
ParticipantThis might be your easiest way.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlJv3kX3LhU
This is actually a small motorcycle ditty that I threw together this summer. Used an old digital8.
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October 4, 2006 at 9:14 PM #170216
booewen
ParticipantThanks guys……
I was thinking about Flash 8 and YouTube……any ideas which is best? In terms of speed of loading, quality etc.
Also I can’t find out what format YouTube uses. Do you need flash player or quicktime or anything like that to see it? I mean in terms of the video being accessible to everyone that visits the site.
cheers again
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October 5, 2006 at 4:19 PM #170217
Endeavor
ParticipantYouTube uses Flash video (flv). If you use youtube, it will be hosted on their site but will also advertise that it’s on youtube. If you can, use Flash.
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