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Re: Click here

Subject: Re: Click here
From: Kirk Krueger <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 14:44:43 -0600
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Your graphic links to a new page not to a QT movie. No need to do it that way. And you don't need LiveStage Pro to make it work. The Apple trailer page URL doesn't change because the link to the movie loads in the current window and not in a new window as does your site. Buy QT Pro and "Import" the graphic you're using and "Save" it as a .mov file. Use the existing html from your index_qt.php page. Modify your <object> tags to include <param name="href" value="public.mov"> and change the src tag to point to your new image only movie. This new page can now replace your existing index page. Your 15 second movie needs some QT Pro help too. It could be made about 200KB's with some different codec choices. At least you're trying to learn which is a great start. Kirk Krueger http://homepage.mac.com/kkirkster On Mar 16, 2005, at 2:09 PM, email@hidden wrote:

My boggle is the url does
not seem to change. It seems to simply advance a frame into the movie.
 From your explanation, my site(http://ckimedia.com) uses this the
correct technique?


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