As a cross browser alternative consider using flash for your video clips
See
http://www.blue-pacific.com/products/turbinevideo/default.htm
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| Mike,
|
| FrontPage can certainly handle the managing of the web fine, but with that
| many videos and the standard size of videos, there are to many unknown issues
| to give you a definitive answer, but here are some suggestions.
|
| 1- Determine how you plan to distribute the Videos (True Streaming or http
| streaming
|
| 2- Determine the format .wmv, .mov, .mpeg, etc..
|
| 3- Create a couple sample clips to check your quality and file size
|
| Remember how you present your videos will determine how you rip them.
|
| Once you have a couple videos created, take the file size and multiply it by
| the quantity, which will give you a ballpark on the space you'll need.
|
| With that many videos and the average length of the video, your big concern
| should be the bandwidth allowed by the host.
|
| You also may want to consider a dedicated streaming server for your music.
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| JDR
|
|
| "Mike3000" wrote:
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| > I'm part of a non-profit company designed to help artists and actors.
| >
| > I need to design a site that can host 300-500 5-10 min video clips.
| >
| > I need to know...what software can help me design this and howmuch storage
| > should I get with my hosting site?
| >
| > Thanks any info is greatly appreciated.
| >
| >
| > Mike