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Step 1: Download Sample Files |
Click on the link to access a download folder. Right click on each file
and save it on your computer. |
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Training
Clip |
Watch this clip for an overview of changing the settings. |
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Compare Samples |
These clips were done at various compression rates so that you could
compare performance / quality. |
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Load your encoded .wmv files to the streaming media server. On
our network go to Start > Run
and type in \\sd67\district\ and find
your school and the folder Media. If you are part of the authors
group for this folder you can drag your completed file here. Any
user can watch media clips in this folder. |
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Internet Link: To make this file accessible to the world, put a
link on your webpage. The link starts with
http://176-m235.summer.com/
followed by your school initials SSS/, PSS/, or PM/, and then
the name of the folder/file that you have loaded.
Example: I'm a PSS student and there is a folder called stasiukwebsite inside the
PSS media folder. I've created a file called psmartlogo0809.wmv and put it in
this folder.
The link would be
http://176-m235.summer.com/PSS/stasiukwebsite/psmartlogo0809.wmv |
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Multiple bit rates. Depending on your audience, this might be a
good choice. You can encode a file to have multiple bit rates and
the server will detect the connection speed and server out the file that's
best for the end user. Try viewing
this
sample from different locations - it is encoded at 125, 356, and 700K. |
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