We can't help you there. Additionally, any requests for or links to digital media in our public forums will be deleted on sight. This site is not affiliated with NBC, Viacom or Worldwide Pants, who own all copyrights associated with Ed.

For now we are limiting each talent submission to one video or one music/sound track. If you desire to submit more than one video or music/sound track, we suggest that you submit each of these files by entering and submitting talent more than once, using a slightly different variation of your screen name for each entry. It would be helpful for you to remember which screen name is used for each talent sample you submitted.

Video and audio cassettes are available at the Library's Audio-Visual Center, on the mezzanine level of the Library. Someone will help you at the desk next to the televisions and tape recorders.

Yes, agencies should include metadata about digital audio or video files as part of transfers to NARA. Usually, the metadata is contained within a separate data file. However, in cases where the metadata is included within the data stream (e.g., as part of the record format), agencies should indicate its presence in the file and provide access instructions.

This is because the file which you have uploaded did not comply with the 88DB Posting Guidelines. Try to upload another file and resubmit.

Create a new WildPresenter project. Encode your video. Select one of the players from the Project Settings window>Players tab. This will add a player to your entire output. Save out your video with the play controls. If you then want to use that video in another project, you can import it. Right click on an empty space in the WildPresenter timeline and select one of the "Insert..." play controls options. WildPresenter comes with play, pause, stop, rewind and fastforward play controls.

This is restricted from our company. However, you can zip the file and allow visitors to download it.

There are many ways. You will most likely want to import sound files to a sound component and video files to a video component. In such cases, use Import file option on the component menu I am trying to do search and replace but got stuck when attempting to replace "Lord Cornwallis" with "Lord Cornwallis (The Patriot)". I get this error "Cannot run Replace All on infinitely recursive replacements" This error prevents infinite replacements.

You can send them as an e-mail attachment, or using our Art Submittal Page. Our e-mail provider supports large file sizes. copy; 2007 Fishead.net | 5468 SE International Way, Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 - Local 503.650.2780 | Toll Free 1.877.659.2780 | Fax 503.650.2931

No. We would love to support DSS, but it is a proprietary format owned by Olympus, and they don’t seem interested in letting third party developers do much with the format. Your best bet is to convert your DSS files to WAV files. Olympus has a FAQ explaining how to do this using their DSS Player software. InqScribe handles WAV files just fine.

No. There is no way to convert any type of your digital audio files into something different from WMA 9 with this software. But you can try Advanced WMA Workshop instead.

Click on the link of the Post which you want to edit its multimedia content. This will bring up the Post Details form. Yes. For video files over 3MB4MB, we can help to reduce the file size. However, please note that we do NOT provide any form of editing service. Do contact us at (+65) 6238 1688 or email to cs@88DB.com.ph for further assistance.

If you want to apply play controls to your video or audio the file must use the Stream play mode. 2) If you want your video and audio to stream on the Internet you need to use either the Stream or Load External File play mode.

The impact is not noticeable on a broadband connection - only on dial-up - when streaming audio or video files are used AND when the media is not on the first couple of pages. The reason for this is the initial creation of a NXTbook on the computer screen is the content frame and several initial pages. Adding multi-media to this process can effect the overall "creation" time of the NXTbook. Streaming media is not activated until the page itself is displayed.

For Windows Media Player 7 or later, when you receive streamed content, communication occurs between the Player and a Windows Media server regarding the connection speed of your computer. If the Player communicates an incorrect connection speed to the server, the server may try to thin the stream, which means that the stream quality decreases and the Player may lose video altogether. You can prevent this from happening accidentally by manually specifying the connection speed.

Often new media software installed on the users computer will take over certain media types that Real Player by default should be playing. The user often will receive error messages such as cannot open CFM file or cannot open SMI file. This issue can be resolved by re-establishing the association of the following media file types; SMI / SMIL / SML to Real Player.

To play most of the audio/video files on our site you must have the free Real software and a computer with speakers. If none of the files play then the problem is most likely on your side. If there are only some files that don't play while others do, then the problem is mostly likely on our side. If you write to us specifying the title of file, reciter, and error message that appears, we will notify you as soon as we have fixed the problem.

First, be sure you are running the short course on Windows 98 or Mac. Second, check the speed of your Internet connection. A slow connection leads to slow loading time. If your connection speed is slow, consider running the course at a time when the Internet is less busy (early morning or later in the evening. Avoid Sunday evenings since they are usually very busy). If the problem continues, consider ordering the CD version of the course .