lt;img src="http://SERVER:PORT/" alt="[Live stream]"> where SERVER and PORT are the host name and port of your Palantir server (the default port number is 3000; it can be changed through the -p command line option or the TCPPort configuration directive).

Yes, just paste the following code into your web page and replace the end of the src= link with your own id:

You'll find simple step-by-step directions to walk you through this process in the iVISTA manual. (See Using an existing web page.)

Click on the Embed button below the viewing screen. You will be prompted to select from two options for embedding to your site with this screen: Paste the embed code by-hand into the page of the destination for the Video or Channel player. To post by hand, copy and paste the snippet of code into your blog or web page. Use the line of HTML code that is made available right above the Copy This Code button.

It's easy. Use a short snippet of Javascript to specify the Droplet's parameters. Then you can embed the Droplet as a draggable icon, running as an applet, or as an icon that you click to run.

To embed a video onto another web page, go to to the video and click the box of code located directly beneath the video player, next to the word "Embed". The line of code should highlight fully with one click. Then copy/paste the code into your web site, blog, MySpace profile, etc. For example, to embed a video onto your MySpace page, log into MySpace and click Edit Profile.

For the applet to work, it must be downloaded from the same server running Palantir. This means that you will have to run a web server in addition to Palantir on that machine. Also, note that you will have to upload all the *.class files, not only pclient.class. This is the HTML code snippet for embedding the applet: <applet codebase="http://SERVER/PATH_TO_JAVA_CLASSES" code="pclient.

Easiest way is to just grab the source code from the Previews page. Contact us for additional support.

The Contagious Festival server does not allow direct linking to media files. That means you need to embed your video, audio, or other media files in your site. There are many resources on the web explaining how to embed media into your site:

You need Windows Media Player on your computer in order to see the video messages in the web page. Download Windows Media Player

If you want to make the Java applet client to your customized webpage, you will need make change of the HTML template (for more information, please see the Client/Server Manual).

Yes, but keep in mind that MY HERO will not link to any commercial Web sites that have pop-up windows or that are not appropriate for all ages.

A video stream is short video segment, typically ranging from 5 seconds to 10 minutes, that can be viewed on your handset, but cannot be saved on your handset. Access to video streams can be ordered through a download link on a website, a wap site, a multimedia album or by sending a text message to an SMS "short code" (like 77999), depending on your handset capabilities and your wireless carrier.

To direct students to your eGradebook(s), simply send them to the main eGradebook page: http://www.d.umn.edu/egradebook which you can make a link on your webpage. Since this is a link that actually redirects users to another "location" on the web, you will need to type this address rather than clicking on it and using the cut and paste method of inserting it into your page. If you need help in managing this in your webauthoring tool, call Bruce or Barbara for help.

lt;embed src="http://videos.streetfire.net/vidiac.swf" FlashVars="video=7e5130f9-04d4-4113-8d36-295098cd6f2e" quality="high" bgcolor="#ffffff" width="428" height="352" name="ePlayer" align="middle" allowScriptAccess="sameDomain" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer"></embed> lt;a href="http://videos.streetfire.net/video/7e5130f9-04d4-4113-8d36-295098cd6f2e.htm" target="_blank"> lt;img src="http://thumbs.streetfire.

With one click, your media player can automatically stream every MP3 featured on the 3hive home page. It's the shortest path to previewing all the new music on 3hive.com.

These options refer to the delivery method for a course. If a course is offered via Web Delivery, then the course typically will use a web platform like D2L http://d2l.arizona.edu. If the course is listed as Video-Streamed then the lectures will be recorded and then the recording can be viewed on our website: www.ceao.arizona.edu/uadistance. Regular on-campus lectures are recorded and digitized. The lectures are uploaded to a course web site for viewing on your computer.

A - Yes you can! Our servers are set up to serve all the popular audio and video files in use today including WAV, Real Audio/Video, MP3's, WMA, AVI and others. However, some older or less functional browsers may require a plug-in to play them. Many plug-ins are free, like Windows Media Player and WinAmp; and as always, we recommend you use the most up to date browser and plug-ins for best results.

Some online audio problems are things we can fix, and others—like network congestion—you just have to wait out. Fill out this form to report a problem with any of VPR's audio streams, and we'll help you figure it out.

Simply type in the video's address, highlight it, and click on the blue "M" on the far right above the "Post New Thread" or "Post Reply" box. Video should work from any of the following formats: Google, Youtube, vsocial, ifilm, metacafe, currenttv, vimeo, sharkle, vidiac, myvideoDE, myspace, filecabi.net, pornotube, stage6.divx.com, brightcove, revver.com, liveleak.com, Sevenload, putfile, photobucket, gametrailers, spikedhumor, streetfire, yahoo, break, dailymotion, veoh. Enjoy!