No, not currently. This is something we really wanted to see, but they're just not prepared to do yet. If you're Japanese, however, you can download video via P-TV on So-net. That's a pretty subjective question. You can't stream media to or from it; you can copy media to it. But of the consoles, currently Microsoft is closest to getting it right with the Xbox 360 as a Windows Media Connect client, outside Sony's "You only need the PS3, as it is the center for your digital life" angle.

There are several programs you can use to stream movies in the Archive. Because we allow users to upload video files in any format, the same player will not always work for every single file, so it's a good idea to have a couple of programs available that you can try. Also, some files simply can't be streamed. Usually, this happens when the program that created the video file uses a codec that our software doesn't understand.

No, these are not streaming videos for several reasons. Many people cannot take advantage of a streaming video because they don't have fast enough connections. Even with a good connection the video can often stop and start due to a variety of factors ranging from a busy server to network congestion in general. By not streaming the videos you can download the clips and then watch them as often as you wish off your harddrive. You can't save a streamed video.

I am not sure what is meant by "please send me some" of the items listed above, as I often receive these requests in short, single sentence e-mails. To answer the question, no. It is not within my ability to send MLP videos or other recordings via e-mail or otherwise in any format. Pictures and other graphics can be downloaded from Dream Valley if they are not blocked by a "do not copy" safeguard (see above question).

This is due to a latest "fix" by Microsoft to work around paying a patent. Basically, a company has patented the process of which a browser automatically tells a movie to play. So to avoid paying the fees, you will now see grey boxes when you mouse over an interactive object with the text "Click to activate and use this control". Simply click on it to activate the movie.

Videodelic directly imports PICT images, JPEG images and QuickTime movies. Most other common still image formats are automatically translated if you have the appropriate File Exchange, Macintosh Easy Open and QuickTime Exchange options turned on. The details vary with the Mac OS version you have installed. Videodelic is capable of rendering and performing at a number of resolutions (512 by 512, 640 by 480, 720 by 480, and 768 by 576).

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Nope! There are many reasons for this, including that flash can temporarily blind our actors, it disrupts the experience of other guests, it slows down the line, and you may end up revealing things in the light that you didn't want to see to begin with. Taking pictures / video generally results in the "Big Mean Security Guards"

Yes. If not at the time of launch (due to lack of any BD movies or a settled specification), then later on with software/firmware updates.

iTunes has a different set of standards for non-music-video content. In time, TuneCore hopes to be able to offer this service.

Sure, but you'll need to contact us for implementation specifics. Another point you might want to consider with streaming technology; End-Users/Viewers will not be able to pass the movie around to their friends. Streaming technology makes it difficult to save and find the movie file on your hard drive. Less movies means less clicks.

This site uses a pure streaming technology. Each time you want to play a video, it will be streamed through the Internet. If you have an unstable connection, videos may display choppy.

E-Stream Videos are accessible from college campus computer stations via the CVTC Intranet. These video assets must be viewed on a computer located at any of the CVTC campuses. To access E-Stream Videos, follow the directions below: The Virage search box will come up. Within the box type in the call letters and numbers of the video you wish to view. Example: med-488 [use the proper prefix (not case sensitive), hyphen, and numbers]. Click search.

Yes, it is possible to capture and convert video into streaming media. It fact we'll do it, at no extra cost!

Mozilla Firefox is known to have some issues with streaming files inside of its browser. You might notice it downloads the entire file before it will play it. This can be fixed, but must be done on an individual basis. If you are not computer savvy, we suggest you view the site through another web browser. However, if you would like instructions on how to adjust your Firefox browser, you find them here. This link is provided as a helpful resource and is in no way associated with LilyKoh.com.

In order to accomplish its magic, Videodelic reduces the color depth of input images to 8 bits (256 colors). The output is 24-bit color (additional color depth is added by Videodelic's effects).

I am not sure what is meant by "please send me some" of the items listed above, as I often receive these requests in short, single sentence e-mails. To answer the question, no. It is not within my ability to send MLP videos or other recordings via e-mail or otherwise in any format. Photos and other MLP graphics on the site are for online use only, many of which are protected from downloading by a "do not copy" safeguard (see above question).

Photographers will take your picture while you are on the river going through specific rapids. When you return to the AVA office, you will look at your digital pictures on TV and computer screens. You can decide if you would like to purchase printed pictures. You can also purchase your pictures on disc. There is no cost for your picture to be taken. There may also be an option to have your trip recorded by one of our talented vigeographers.

Technically, yes, but legally, NO and we do strongly discourage you from "ripping" (downloading/saving) our stream to your PC. Again, legally, we're licenced to broadcast music and NOT to offer music for download purpose. So please comply to these regulations or go somewhere else. Thank you so much!