QuickTime for the Web
For Windows and Macintosh, Second Edition
- 2nd Edition - October 19, 2001
- Latest edition
- Author: Apple
- Language: English
QuickTime is the industry standard for creating and distributing multimedia content on the Web. This book includes QuickTime Pro 5 and a full set of development tools for both… Read more
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QuickTime is the industry standard for creating and distributing multimedia content on the Web. This book includes QuickTime Pro 5 and a full set of development tools for both Windows and Macintosh. Like the best-selling and award-winning QuickTime for the Web, this second edition is a hands-on guide showing how to integrate video, recorded sound, Flash animation, virtual reality, MIDI, text, still images, live streams, games, and user interactivity into a website.Written for webmasters, site designers, HTML and multimedia authors and instructors, and anyone else--beginner or expert--who wants to incorporate sound or video into their website, this book offers clear and detailed instruction in an engaging style. This is the most complete and authoritative source for creating QuickTime content and putting it on the Web. The first edition has been selected as a textbook for several college-level multimedia courses.The first edition of this book won the Touchstone 2000 Merit Award for Books awarded annually by STC (Society for Technical Communications).About the CD-ROM:The accompanying CD-ROM contains the full version of QuickTime Pro 5 (a $29.99 value) for Windows and Macintosh. Its powerful, extensible software architecture lets you deliver state-of-the-art digital content over the Web or on CD-ROM. It works equally well on Windows (95/98/NT/2000) and Mac OS. The CD-ROM also includes a variety of tools for creating and editing movies, along with cut-and-paste HTML and JavaScript examples.
* written for both Windows and Macintosh developers* illustrates all the latest features in QuickTime Pro 5, including media skins and cubic VR* includes a CD-ROM with QuickTime Pro 5 and a demo copy of LiveStage Pro* offers $100 off full version of LiveStage Pro from Totally Hip Software* includes free tools for creating and editing QuickTime movies and VR panoramas* covers the ActiveX control for QuickTime
Windows and MAC web developers, webmasters, web designers and multimedia producers
Preface: Why QuickTime?Site DesignersWebmastersHTML AuthorsCD-ROM DevelopersIn ShortSo What's in the Book?1: IntroductionWhat's a QuickTime Movie?What's QuickTime?Delivery Methods: Disk, Web Server, Streams2: First Things First: Installing QuickTimeMinimum System RequirementsInstalling QuickTime from the CDRegistering QuickTime ProSetting Your Connection SpeedUpdating to the Latest Version3: Bust a .MovMultimedia and the WebConverting Existing Media into QuickTime MoviesUsing the QTSRC ParameterTo .Mov, or Not to .Mov?4: Basic Training: Putting QuickTime in a Web PageLinking with the A HREF TagEmbedding with the EMBED TagWhat About the OBJECT Tag?Preventing Hijacking with QTSRCLaunching Movies in QuickTime PlayerGet QuickTime5: Special Delivery: QuickTime+HTMLSpecial Features of the QuickTime Plug-inPlug-in HelperCopy Protecting MoviesQuickTime and URLsSaving MoviesPutting Multiple Movies on a PageDetecting QuickTime6: What Webmasters Need to KnowMIME Types and File ExtensionsServer Features and Server Load7: What About Streaming? What It IsWhat It's NotWhy It's CoolWhat You NeedWhen Do You Need It?How It Works8: Alternate Realities: Language, Speed, and ConnectionsAlternate MoviesTools for making Reference MoviesAlternate Movies and QTSRCAlternate Tracks9: It's in the Script: Basic JavaScriptJavaScript BasicsUseful JavaScripts10: Now Hear This: AudioInteresting Ways to Use AudioRecorded Music on the WebI Want My MP3Getting the Most out of MIDILooping and StutteringMaking it Fit: Sampling, Bandwidth, and CompressionAudio CodecsRecording for the WebPopular Audio Formats11: Show Me Something Good-ImagesImporting Images into QuickTimeCreating Slide ShowsAdding Sound to a Slide ShowConverting PowerPoint PresentationsAdding a Still Image as a Movie BackgroundAdding a Logo to a MovieTransparency and Alpha ChannelsColor and GammaPopular Image Formats12: Just Like in the MoviesImporting MoviesPutting Movies on the WebMaking Movies for the WebCompressing Your MovieToolsOther Movie Formats13: Text! Text! Text! Creating Text TracksCreating Titles and Scrolling CreditsAdding Subtitles to a MovieAdding a Chapter List to a MovieHREF TracksFonts and Cross-Platform MoviesBurning Text into a Video TrackSearching a Text Track14: Gently Down the StreamMaking Streaming MoviesMaking a Fast Start Reference MovieEmbedding Streaming Movies in a Web PageSetting Up a Streaming ServerLive StreamingFirewalls, NAT, and HTTP Tunneling15: An Animated ApproachCel-Based AnimationVector GraphicsSprite Animation16: Getting InteractiveQuickTime InteractivityGetting Interactive with Text TracksPushing Buttons with Wired SpritesInteractive AudioShocking Behavior With Flash TracksInteractive Audio and VideoSkinning the Cat (but in a Good Way)QuickTime and JavaScript17: Mixing It Up: Streaming and NonstreamingAdding a Chapter List to a Streaming MovieAdding Streaming Content to a Local MovieAllocating BandwidthAdding Wired Sprites to a Streaming MovieAdding Flash to a Streaming Movie18: SMIL for the CameraIntroduction to SMIL and QuickTimeSMIL Tutorial19: Let's Get VirtualQuickTime VR OverviewCreating QTVR PanoramasCreating QTVR Object MoviesCompositing QTVR with Other MediaEmbedding QTVR in a Web PageAppendix A: QuickTime Player Editing FeaturesAppendix B: QuickTime ConfigurationAppendix C: Contents of the CDAppendix D: Compatibility IssuesAppendix E: QuickTime Media TypesAppendix F: Including QuickTime on Your CDAppendix G: Work Flow Automation with AppleScriptGlossaryIndex
- Edition: 2
- Latest edition
- Published: October 25, 2001
- Language: English