We chose to use Flash video (FLV) because it is the “safest” video platform meaning that the most people can view the videos without having to download extra software. Flash video is used by all the major video sharing sites (YouTube, MetaCafe, Revver and DailyMotion to name a few) and only requires the Flash Plug-in to play. Windows Media (WMV) files only play on PCs running Microsoft Windows and many people don’t have QuickTime installed.

In the Windows Live Photo Gallery, QuickTime videos are displayed if you have QuickTime installed. However, in the Windows Vista Photo Gallery there is no compatible codec available for Quicktime video files, so this is not yet possible. If and when this changes, we'll be sure to post about it here.

You have to make sure to download the movie on your hard drive before watching it - to download, right click on the movie link and choose "save target as" (more information on Question 1 located at the top of the page). When it's downloaded, just double click on the movie file to watch it. Check out our "Video Playing" page if you have sound or/and video only, you'll have to download the proper codec to view the movies.

Flix provides excellent 2-pass VBR video quality. In addition, Flix-encoded Flash video offers many advantages over other formats, such as the ability to: (1) easily place the video in a customized player, (2) create videos with mouseovers, (3) create links and other interactivity, (4) export video with preloaders and other useful Flash functions, etc. Flix-encoded video also plays on all platforms and browsers and it streams through firewalls.

No. All of our online traffic school courses run off of our servers. There is NEVER anything extra to download. Yes. We do not track what computer(s) you use to take our online traffic school courses. You can login to complete our courses from any computer with Internet access.

Our videos are for Windows Media Player 9. They will play in earlier versions but without the video codec, only the sound can be heard. Install the codecs from Microsoft?:

Downloading the movies beforehand virtually eliminates the "Buffering" problems typical of streamed videos. Also, once the movie is download and playing off your computer, you can fast forward, rewind and skip to any playback position -- features not available while streaming!

No problem! Although you need an ipod video to watch our files on your ipod, even without an ipod you can still download our video files to your computer for easy viewing. Assuming that you have an ipod video, just follow these steps: (These instructions assume that you are running Internet Explorer.) go back to the previous page with the ipod video link, and this time, right-click on the "ipod video" link and select "save target as"

Advection.NET’s primary streaming servers serve Windows Media content, both audio and video. There are many reasons for this, but the main one is cost for any given level of quality. It is simply less expensive to encode, host, and maintain a Windows Media library than it is to deliver content in the other formats. Less cost means lower investment, and that lower investment means a higher return for the client.

The UGA Streaming Server supports on-demand streaming of all three types. However, the UGA Streaming Server only supports live streaming of QuickTime or RealMedia. You may use whichever format you prefer.

To share your videos as a podcast, all you have to do is share the RSS feed for a playlist. We provide feeds for all Revver playlists, so you can put a link to your Revver feed on your site or send it to friends so that people can quickly and easily subscribe to your videos. You can access feeds for a playlist by clicking the orange Subscribe / Podcast button on any playlist page (your "My Videos" playlist, for example). There are two feed options: Flash and QuickTime.

Yes, you can download inro iTunes and move the files onto your iPod. Simply register on the music service, then purchase the downloads of recordings you want. When you have purchased them, you will see them in the 'My Downloads' section of the site (link below the tabs). From there, simply click on the download icon (arrow pointing downwards) and you should then save the MP3 version to a file on your computer. From there you can drag and drop them into iTunes and enjoy the music!

DownloadHelper is made of several distinct modules running different algorithms to detect media to be downloaded. It may happen that several modules detect the same media.

In order to take full advantage of the Memoryzine Web site, you might need to download QuickTime, a small program that lets you view video and animations, and hear audio. First check to see if your computer is already loaded with QuickTime. Do this by clicking Start on your Windows desktop and selecting Find from the menu. Click Files or Folders from the drop-down menu. Enter QuickTime in the dialogue box and click Find Now. If QuickTime is installed on your computer, it will appear on the list.

A live video or audio stream is a file or live broadcast containing sound and video encoded in Windows Media or Real system format. These formats are highly compressed to deliver the best possible sound / picture over a limited-bandwidth connection. In order for you to receive audio or video programming over the internet, a piece of software called a player needs to be installed on your PC.

Click here, and then select the appropriate Windows Media Player for your operating system. After the download, open the installer and complete the installation.

Currently, no. Pandora requires two-way communication for such essential features as skipping songs, giving "Thumbs" feedback, and so on. At this time, such support is not available in third-party software. Additionally, since advertising supports free access to Pandora for most of our listeners, we'd need to find a way to cover the costs of listeners using such software.