September 25, 2008 – 11:02 pm
I recently started doing High Definition videos for one of my customers, and I ran into a problem with mp4 files streaming on websites. What was happening was the mp4 file had to download in full before it would start playing. Come to find out, the metadata for an mp4 is located in the back of the video file information, and the video will not play until it reaches the metadata information.
I found a program that moves the metadata information from the back of the mp4 file to the front, so that the file will start playing instantly and stream on a website, instead of waiting to start until the entire video is downloaded. This program is really easy to use, and works extremely fast, all you have to do is open the program up in a Windows OS, open the folder the movie file sits in and press edit all files in the lower left, then wait for it to work, takes a minute or less of time, and then you are done. Now the metadata is at the front of the mp4 file and it will play instantly without having to download the entire video file.
Download the program from this website.
Metadata Mover - Streaming MP4 Files.
http://rndware.info/content/MetadataMover
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Example of streaming .mp4 file using h.264 High Def Video codec in a flash player, high quality, small file size, no quicktime player. Video from InternetsVideo - Promotional Videos & Production.If you are unable to play the video it means you have an out dated Adobe Flash player, and I would recommend following this link to get the latest Adobe Player.
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September 16, 2008 – 3:32 am
A few days ago I was trying to find a code to embed wmv video on a website, and I stumbled upon this handy media code generator that writes the code needed to display videos on a website. All you have to do is fill in the information, press submit, copy the code, and paste it into your website and you are done.
The embed code generator works for the following video formats:
Flash ( .FLV ), Windows Media ( .WMV ), Real Player ( .RM ), and Quicktime ( .mov ).
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September 14, 2008 – 11:38 pm
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September 8, 2008 – 10:49 pm
Not sure how many people have heard about Scott’s Law, but it is now effective in Colorado, California, Illinois, and is being actively pursued to be a law in several other states. Scott’s Law, also referred to as the "Move Over Law", has high violation fines and possible 1 month or more driver license suspension. Motorist who do not know about this law, who are pulled over and plead ignorance of this law are still given a ticket and a fine.
In my opinion, the concept of this law is great, because I think people should move over for emergency vehicles that have their lights on, or if people are walking around on the side of the road such as cops, firefighters, rescue workers, etc. Several times I have seen people gawking at accidents and unconsciously start to steer their cars towards the direction they are looking at, which can result in serious accidents. I can say, without a doubt, that several emergency workers have been injured or killed by motorist who did move over for emergency vehicles. Read More »
