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Mike
what are the best kind of files to use on frontpage
website?
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Thomas A. Rowe
I would think mp3 is would be the best as Windows Media Player and Real
Audio Player can both handle them.
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Audio Player can both handle them.
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chris leeds
I think mp3. I'd also recommend going here:
http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/downloads/addin/searchresults.asp
getting the media player add in and allow the listener the ability to stop/
start/ volume etc., rather than just having it as "background music".
IMHO
http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/downloads/addin/searchresults.asp
getting the media player add in and allow the listener the ability to stop/
start/ volume etc., rather than just having it as "background music".
IMHO
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DI
Mike convert the MP3's for correct bitrate
You can check my site
How to set up Streaming Audio in your FrontPage Web
http://www.dtiwebs.com/streaming.htm
greater than 56Kbps Not recommended. This bitrate is too high and will cause skipping in your
broadcast.
56 Kbps High quality, but only listeners with high bandwidth can enjoy.
32 Kbps Medium quality, and listeners with 56K connection and higher can listen.
24 Kbps Lowest quality (similar to AM radio), but everyone with 28.8K connection or higher can
enjoy.
You can check my site
How to set up Streaming Audio in your FrontPage Web
http://www.dtiwebs.com/streaming.htm
greater than 56Kbps Not recommended. This bitrate is too high and will cause skipping in your
broadcast.
56 Kbps High quality, but only listeners with high bandwidth can enjoy.
32 Kbps Medium quality, and listeners with 56K connection and higher can listen.
24 Kbps Lowest quality (similar to AM radio), but everyone with 28.8K connection or higher can
enjoy.