Re: Creating Moving Objects

I would suggest Real Video 5.0
the plug-in will load to almost any age browser and the content buffers then
streams...  but you need to make sure that you host it with someone who has
a Real Server...   if you try to stream with http the streams are slow and
sometimes choppy...
then you could eather embed the Realplayer into the page or allow them to
click and have it pop up...
if you want the code of
an example of embedding it into the page go to
http://www.omahabridalguide.com/videographers/heartland/56K.html


Rob King
Graphics Director
Radiks Internet Access
rking(at)radiks.net

-----Original Message-----
From: Janet Childs <childs(at)visuallink.com>
To: hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org <hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org>
Date: Thursday, September 24, 1998 10:09 AM
Subject: Creating Moving Objects


>Hello All!
>
>We have a new client that has a product for connecting cameras with the
>large lenses to a tripod. Their major selling point is the perfect
>balance and appropriate center of gravity of the product. It is
>obviously a one of a kind.
>
>They are very interested in conveying this to their web site viewers.
>Ideally they would like to have a shot of a camera atop the hinge...
>then have someone spin the camera to show that it rotates in perfect
>ease and balance.
>
>What would be the best way to do this? Their clientele is obviously more
>
>upscale, but I hesitate limiting access from older browsers. Would
>suggestions include plug-ins to view the video, animation, etc? Oh, and
>of course, the client is very concerned about load times for the entire
>site.
>
>Hope we are not asking to have our cake and eat it too... <g>
>
>TIA,
>Janet Childs
>http://www.promotioncentral.com
>
>
>

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