Table of Contents:

Definition and Overview

1. Preproduction Concepts for Audio and Video

2. Acquiring the Media

3. Editing

4. Preprocess for Streaming

5. Watermarking

6. Designing the Rich Media Presentation

7. Serving and Delivering the Media

8. The Final Step

Self-Test

Glossary

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At this point, at least three files are available: the HTML file, the encoded streaming file, and the redirector file. The last step is to get these files from the personal computer (PC) to the server addresses supplied by the ISP. Unfortunately, there is no single way to accomplish this. Each ISP has its own preferred method, and specific details must be obtained directly. Many will supply an FTP program, and from there it is a simple copy-and-paste procedure to copy the files from the hard drive to the specified folder on the server.

Once the transfer is complete, the work must be tested to confirm that the files work properly. Then, work can begin on the next streaming media project.