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Charles
I have had a website since 2000 and have used the same web host provider.
Even though I am happy I have found better plans with other companies.
I want to start hosting and streaming more video so more space would be
needed. I have been successful with using the Windows Media Player plugin for
embedding video files inside Frontpage. Also I plan on using Real Video or
Quicktime as several MAC users seem to have trouble with the Windows player.
ReadySetConnect.com seems to offer what I am looking for however they are
vague about streaming video. Here is what their support site says:
Can I stream media over my website?
No. Although you can upload media to your site that can be downloaded by
others, we do not support streaming services.
If I embed the media player into the webpage is that consider a "streaming
service." I am confused about the wording not how to do it as I have done it
before but on my current host. What does "streaming services" mean?
I have an email out to this host but this forum has always been helpful for
me in the past. Thanks.
Charles
Even though I am happy I have found better plans with other companies.
I want to start hosting and streaming more video so more space would be
needed. I have been successful with using the Windows Media Player plugin for
embedding video files inside Frontpage. Also I plan on using Real Video or
Quicktime as several MAC users seem to have trouble with the Windows player.
ReadySetConnect.com seems to offer what I am looking for however they are
vague about streaming video. Here is what their support site says:
Can I stream media over my website?
No. Although you can upload media to your site that can be downloaded by
others, we do not support streaming services.
If I embed the media player into the webpage is that consider a "streaming
service." I am confused about the wording not how to do it as I have done it
before but on my current host. What does "streaming services" mean?
I have an email out to this host but this forum has always been helpful for
me in the past. Thanks.
Charles