I'm about to build a website for a musician. He is my favourite musician, so I need to impress.
What I want to do is stream some of his tracks from the website, of course.
A few years ago, I did a multimedia class, and the way we were shown how to do it was using the <embed> tag - that is, take a quicktime .mp4, <embed> it, and lo and behold it streams.
However, when i do that, it tests fine on the local drive, but when I upload it to test on the web, all i get is a bunch of text. what am i missing? is it something to do with the format i'm uploading in? should i use .mp3 to encode rather than .mp4, and is this possible in quicktime 6?
is there a better way of doing it? a free or el cheapo program that i need?
i noticed that when the switch ads competition was on, some people had this problem with their movies - the text coming up, rather than the movie - can anybody remember why this was happening?
thanks muchly,
macette xx
What I want to do is stream some of his tracks from the website, of course.
A few years ago, I did a multimedia class, and the way we were shown how to do it was using the <embed> tag - that is, take a quicktime .mp4, <embed> it, and lo and behold it streams.
However, when i do that, it tests fine on the local drive, but when I upload it to test on the web, all i get is a bunch of text. what am i missing? is it something to do with the format i'm uploading in? should i use .mp3 to encode rather than .mp4, and is this possible in quicktime 6?
is there a better way of doing it? a free or el cheapo program that i need?
i noticed that when the switch ads competition was on, some people had this problem with their movies - the text coming up, rather than the movie - can anybody remember why this was happening?
thanks muchly,
macette xx