Linking media to
be sure it plays
Because browsers and media players can be configured in many different ways,
it is important to control how the media you link in your page will be
played. This is particularly important in the classroom or for a
presentation. This section provides recommendations for linking media to
ensure performance in the computer labs and classrooms.
File types and encoding
Using the right file types, image or window sizes, and encoding or
compression settings is critical to providing a quality experience for all
users. This section provides detailed help with these issues.
Directory locations
Media files need to be stored in specific directories on web and streaming
servers to be available. This section reviews the media directory structure
that has been created for faculty and staff.
Media Database guide
This section is a guide to the
Media Database, a core service for faculty and staff who wish to
associate descriptions with media files and assemble them into shared
collections on the web.
Production services
Consult this page to find help with media production.
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