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Can you
use a multimedia presentation to better convey your message? To
inspire or to teach?
Streaming
media is becoming more and more a part of the web surfing experience.
If you need to enhance your website with sound that lasts more
than a few seconds without taking forever to download, streaming
audio is what you need.
The tutorials
listed on the right focus on the streaming media provided by Real.com.
(However, we no longer recommend this product, as they
now have a tendency of taking over your computer, shoving a lot
of advertising in your face, and being a general pain in the neck.
Microsoft's Media Player is far superior, and we're looking for
someone to write a tutorial on it for this page; please send
us the step-by-step instructions!)
If you use
the "Real" media player, here's an example of what to
include on your webpage to enable all your visitors to use your
Real multimedia presentations:
 The
RealOne Player is required. For best quality, please make sure
you're running the latest version. To get your free (basic) player,
be sure to select "Download the Free RealOne Player Only"
at www.real.com.
If you have any problems playing our multimedia presentations,
please go to the Real.com
Help Pages.
MULTIMEDIA
DOWNLOADS
Real.com
- RealPlayer One
plays streaming audio and video, RealJukeBox
lets you play and record digital music, Real
SlideShow combines your pictures with music, RealPresenter
turns PowerPoint slides or webpages into live productions,
and RealProducer
converts your audio and video files into RealAudio and RealVideo.
QuickTime
- Apple's software for handling video, sound, animation, graphics,
text, music, and even 360-degree virtual reality (VR) scenes.
Free version offered.
Media
Player - This is the one that comes with Windows (Microsoft).
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Tutorials on
Multimedia
Presentations
Converting
Sounds into Streaming Audio Files
How
to Create & Stream RealAudio Files
Using
the RealAudio Console
The
Multi-Media
Slide Show
For
more training on this, visit Web
Developer's Virtual Library
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