Real Audio Streaming on your site
Real Video Streaming on your site |
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| Real Audio Streaming |
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Real Audio Streaming allows your visitors to listen to music on your site without downloading the entire file first.
FAQ for Real Audio Streaming.
In order to effectively stream real audio files, please be sure you have a minimum of a Gold Cyber Hosting package and a real audio player.
Download a free Real Player now!
Creating Files for Real Audio Streaming
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The actual audio file .ra or .rm .ram file (calls your audio file) hyper link in your HTML code for your .ram file
Step 1
You'll need to rename your actual audio file with either .ra or .rm (This only applies if your audio file have a different extension.)
Step 2
To create a .ram file, open any text editor such notepad and type:
http://your IP address/user_name/audio.ra
Note:( Both your IP address and username can be found in your Web Space Confirmation Letter.
Save this file with anything.ram
Step 3
The final step is to create a hyperlink in your HTML file that will call your .ram file.
< a href="http://yourdomain.com/anything.ram" class="type2" >Click here to listen</a>
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| FAQ for Real Audio Streaming. |
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Can I stream real audio with my CYBER package?
You will not be able to effectively stream audio with an CYBER package. However, this does not mean that you're not able to have real audio files on your site. It only means that the audio file would download first than play.
What compression rate is recommended for real audio files?
To stream your audio file without interruption, we highly recommend you to set your real player bandwidth to 10mbps.
What can I do if the audio sounds like it is being played too fast or too slow?
If the audio sounds too fast, too slow, scratchy, or distorted, change the Performance settings in the Player.
- Select Preferences from the Options menu.
- Click the Performance tab.
- Click the Settings button.
- Click either "Disable 16-bit sound" or "Disable custom sampling rates" to modify the way your player and sound card interface. You may need to play with the settings to see which sounds best.
How many people are allowed to stream audio from my site at one time?
If you are using HTTP Streaming, you can have up to 30 users at one time streaming audio from your site. If you are using Real Server, you can have up to 100 users streaming at one time.
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| Real Video Streaming |
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Real video Streaming allows your visitors to view video on your site without downloading the entire file first.
FAQ for Video streaming.
In order to effectively stream real video files, please be sure you have a minimum of a Dive-In package and a real audio/video player.
Download a free Real Player now!
Creating Files for Real Video Streaming
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| To create real video streaming, you'll need: |
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The actual audio file .ra or .rm .ram file (calls your audio file) hyper link in your HTML code for your .ram file
Step 1
You'll need to rename your actual video file with either .ra or .rm (This only applies if your video file have a different extension.)
Step 2
To create a .ram file, open any text editor such notepad and type:
http://your IP address/user_name/audio.ra
Note:( Both your IP address and username can be found in your Web Space Confirmation Letter.
Save this file with anything .ram
Step 3
The final step is to create a hyperlink in your HTML file that will call your .ram file.
<a href="http://yourdomain.com/anything.ram" class="type2">Click here to View</a>
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| FAQ for Real Video Streaming. |
| Can I stream real video with my CYBER package? |
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| Due to its large file size, you may not be able to effectively stream video with an CYBER package. |
| What compression rate is reccommended for real video files? |
| To stream your video file without interruption, we highly recommend you to set your real player bandwidth between 5-10mbps. |
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| What can I do if the video looks distorted or it's playing too fast or too slow? |
If the video is playing too fast, too slow, or distorted,change the Performance settings in the Player.
- Select Preferences from the Options menu.
- Click the Performance tab.
- Click the Settings button.
- Click either "Disable 16-bit sound" or "Disable custom sampling rates" to modify the way your player and sound card interface. You may need to play with the settings to see which sounds best.
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