You should replace yourflash.swf with the name of your Flash application. The width and height can be set to anything you want, although they should keep the same proportion ratio as the original file. For instance, if your original file had dimensions of 800 pixels by 600 pixels, the Flash application could be displayed at 400 pixels by 300 pixels without any loss of quality.
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How do I use Macromedia Shockwave on my website? -
Shockwave content is created with Macromedia Director authoring software. You will need to purchase this software in order to utilize Shockwave on your website.
Macromedia's Shockwave allows you to create web content, including games, business presentations, interactive advertisements, and e-commerce applications in a web browser. Shockwave content is created with Macromedia Director authoring software.
To learn more about Macromedia Shockwave, visit the official website of Shockwave below. http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/
1st Design fully supports websites which utilize Macromedia Shockwave.
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How do I stream RealAudio and RealVideo content using HTTP? -
1. First, copy your encoded RealAudio and RealVideo files (files with the .rm and .ra extensions) to your Virtual Server using FTP. Be sure to FTP these files in Binary mode.
2. Second, create a metafile (ASCII text file) containing a RealAudio or RealVideo URL. For example, the contents of your file should be in the following form:
http://www.1stdesign.net/call.ra
3. Third, save the above metafile as a text file with the .ram extension.
For example: "example.ram"
Then FTP this file to your virtual server in ASCII mode (because it is a text file).
4. Fourth, in your HTML document, reference the metafile in a hyperlink.
5. Last, when a user clicks on the link, the audio/video file(s) begin to download. The RealPlayer begins playing after a few seconds; it does not need to wait for the entire file to be downloaded.
6. Smile!
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HTTP Streaming Overview -
Streaming files means that the RealAudio and RealVideo files begin playing before the entire file is downloaded. RealAudio and RealVideo files can be quite large and many people surfing the web would not wait to see the entire file download before it started playing.