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A
Real Slideshow presentation combines music with images.
What
would normally take too long to download or would require people
to click through many pages in a sort of photo album, is instead
streamed to your viewers through streaming technology.
GNWDA member
Father John Procter
of St. Edward
Catholic Church, Dana Point, California, used this method
to put music on his website, because his parish choir had made
a few CDs. Here are his tips for getting started:
1.
Tools you will
need to create a multi-media slide show:
- Recorder
software (such as Audiograbber)
to save the music as a .wav file
- Real
Slideshow (the free basic version is buried deep in
the site, so we found it for you. Scroll all the way down, past
the "Real" attempt to get you to buy the full version,
to the download button for "RealSlideshow Basic")
- Web
server that will serve Real files
- Graphics
program to optimize all images and make them the same size
- Images
(.jpg or .gif) to insert within your slideshow
- Audio
file in .wav or .mp3 format to include in your slideshow
2.
You will
need your own church choir music on CD. Hopefully, you'll
have someone in your choir that can do this. In your computer,
record the selected track in .wav format.
3.
Gather your
images, making them all the same size, optimized for fastest
downloading, The Real Slideshow software provides optimization
of graphic files within the program as well.
4.
In Real
Slideshow, insert your audio file and graphic images in the
order you want them to appear. You'll be able to time the length
of duration of images to match the music.
5.
Generate,
save and upload your RealAudio Slideshow files to your web
server.
6.
Create a link
to it in your website and wah-lah...!
7.
If you have
problems, see this page in the
RealNetworks Knowledge Base.
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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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