From: "Rick Seeley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Synchronized Multimedia Presentation
Take a look at this product.
http://www.candescent.ca/home.html
A friend of mine pointed me this product. This product looks like a great
solution. I have not tried it though. I am going to get it next week and
experiment with it.
It would be nice to have a bulletin board that we could list nice tools like
this that people use.
Let me know if anyone has used this yet.
Rick Seeley
Coordinator of Multimedia Conferencing
University of Northern Iowa
200 CET
Cedar Falls, IA 50614
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
319-273-7218 - Work Phone
319-273-2917 - Fax
319-235-4539 - Pager
394239 - ICQ Internet Number (www.icq.com)
I also can be contacted via Netmeeting (www.microsoft.com/netmeeting)
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Subject: Re: Synchronized Multimedia Presentation
From: Mark de Bokx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Synchronized Multimedia Presentation
RealForum wrote:
>
> From: David Ariel Villarreal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Synchronized Multimedia Presentation
> I have searched the real.com knowledge base and have only found things
> regarding RealVideo Encoder 1.0 and using the rmmerge command. But I
> couldn't find this product on the site to test it.
RMMERGE is now called RMEVENTS and can be found in the RealG2producer
dir (usually C:\program files\realproducer. Concerning your other
questions. I guess Powerpoint playback is possible with Realplayer
5.0. You have to HTML-ise the Powerpoint presentation and make a
rmevents (plaintext) file containing the timing and the url's to the
powerpointsheets which you HTML-ised. Then use the commandline tools
rmevents (to be found as discribed above) to merge the rmevents.txt
file with the realaudio file and voila...it's a bit crude but it
works!
Regards,
Mark.
