From: Steve McMillen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: .ram scripting / end time help
With the file on a RealServer G2 you can use the ramgen function and
avoid totally the need for RAM files. You would link to the file using
the following syntax:
http://<realserver>:8080/ramgen/<path>/<file.rm>
where the <realserver> is replaced by your realserver name or IP
<path> is replaced by the path to the file starting from the Content
directory and <file.rm> is replaced by your filename.
With that many files a day I would also be considering using a product
to dynamically generate HTML pages. Cold Fusion by Allaire is a good
tool to look at for doing this.
RealForum wrote:
>
> From: "Modern Music" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: .ram scripting / end time help
>
> I do a lot of Real Audio encoding for a record store, and I have a lot of
> records to do each time we get an order. I have two problems.
>
> One: I would like to limit each Real Audio sample to 1 minute. I know you
> can use RMEditor after the file has been created to specify a start and stop
> time, but is there a way to configure Real Producer G2 to always stop at 1
> minute while actually producing the files? It'd be kind of a pain to have to
> type the DOS commands for 60 records.
>
> Two: Is there some sort of program or script out there that can generate
> .ram files for .rm files? As I stated above, I have 60 files a day to
> encode, so the only method I have right now is actually right clicking on
> the .rm on the desktop and copying and pasting the file name into notepad. I
> have seen some talk about using asp pages to convert to a ram on the fly,
> but I have basically no knowledge of asp.
>
> Any help or references would be great.
>
> Thanks
>
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