HTML - Blog Streaming

Hi all,

I'm looking for a way to embed a streaming video in a web page in such a way that the user cannot easily download it. Currently we're doing this with Quicktime streaming server (QTSS) on a Mac server - this works, but the ports it uses are preventing some people from viewing the videos due to strict firewall settings so I'm looking for alternatives. Flash is possible, but expensive. Does anyone know of a way to do this which is free (or at least cheap)?

Many thanks

Im trying to create a site that will constantly update in real time based on my activity.
For example, if i update my facebook status or add a new twitter update at 5:30 then the site will add to the top of the list Robin updated her facebook status at 5:30. and the list will continue to build.

conplicated... but any thoughts?

thanks for the help.

I want to add a radio selector to my site...to allow people to choose what feed they would like to listen to. I have see a php mod which I could use from a phpnuke mod but I wanted it in simple html if possible.

I want a drop down menu with different station names, and when you choose one it loads the relevant stream in a media applet above/below.
If you go to my test page you can see what i mean:
http://vivalefrench.com/tester.html

But I dont see how to target the links to the media player?
I bought a cheap flash script that looks good but it doesnt work with asx files, I would have open them to look for the mms file and I dont want to overstep my mark as Im using feeds from another site. Not sure if I am allowed to do such a thing. So a simple html drop down menu to choose stations would be idea.
If you right click on the test page, you can view the source to see how its been put together..
There is always a solution but I havent a clue with it

Hello everyone. =)

I'm still very much a n00b when it comes to web development, so there's still a LOT I don't know how to do (and I can't even search Google very well, 'cuz I don't know the correct terms). That said...I apologize if I put this in the wrong section; I'm not really even sure where this topic belongs. =\

If you have any coding knowledge, or know a website that can help me, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance!!


1) I really like music, so I'd love to have an interactive Billboard music chart on my site. By "interactive", I mean "you get a list of the top 40 (or top 100) songs, and if you click the songs, you'll hear them play".

I'm thinking that, in order for this to work, I need to find a online radio site or something. But I know nothing about streaming websites...so I'm not even sure if there already is a "Top 40s Billboard" station, or a "Top R&B/Hip-Hop" station. And if those stations do exist, I don't know how to add them to my website. Would I need something called RSS/XML??? What do I do???


2) I want to add a sports ticker to my website. I'd love for it to be similar to this (I wish I could just pay them for the ticker, but I can't afford $130/month. So I'm wondering if there's a way to produce the same [or a somewhat similar] effect for free?):
http://sports.tickertech.com/

As you can see, the ticker is quite expansive. You can get info on national sports news (Michael Vick, etc.) and you can also get specific news based on individual sports teams (San Francisco 49ers, Detroit Tigers, etc.) You can also click on each individual link (located on the left side) and read more information on each topic; it's really really cool. <3

Is there anyway to reproduce this effect? If that ticker involves too much work, then how do I at least get the NATIONAL/MAJOR sports news for each sports category (NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB, etc.) to show up?


3) Also, what's the best way to keep my sports ticker and music charts up-to-date (or even better, have it update by itself)? Would I need to use RSS/XML to do it???

Hi:

I have a Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 webcam mounted on my monitor (for Skype) of my development machine in front of me.

I also have my own Apache Server sitting on another Dell desktop beside me, and a Dell Laptop completing the set of three XP Pro machines connected together on my little local intranet.

I would like to gently test the waters of live video streaming from my camera thru my local intranet to my Apache server and out into the wide web world )

You folks have already helped me get started in web page design, and my site is now operating very nicely. Now I'd like to add video to my site.

I would consider this a startling success if, in a few weeks, I could visit my website and click on a link and see live video of me typing on my keyboard here )

I would appreciate some starting tips please. Software, guidance, hardware, etc

Thank you !

-Mel Smlith

Hello,

I am updating an old website with no media player. They had one but it became damaged. $25,000 right down the tube, (not my money!).

Anyway, if you look at the page I’m talking about... http://rockwindow.com/video_pages/viedo_01.htm

you will understand what I'm talking about. I used an image of the old player.

I was wondering if I was to use <map> attribute around the control buttons what the code would be for a link to do: play, pause & stop.

If you right click the video, those options are in the menu. How do I link to a code for a control like that. Any help, I will appreciate very very much. Thank you!

I am Blogging Special Focus on Technology, Blogging,Internet, Top News Stories, Online Money Making, Search Engine Related.Thank You for Reading This. Please! Simply Share your views.

I use blogger and I have a search bar on my blog. It's on my navbar and I need to move it to the right so I can add more links but I don't know how to move it. Can I get some help please?

To see for yourself my blog is: http://freebielink.blogspot.com/

heres a link to my blog

http://leader-of-our-nation.tumblr.com/

heres my coding


<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<!--
Theme: The Minimalist v1.
Design: The Minimalist (http://minimalist.co)
-->

<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
<head><a href="http://leader-of-our-nation.tumblr.com/"><img src=< href="http://s1218.photobucket.com/albums/dd412/tappzstar/?action=view&amp;current=loonbannerresize.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1218.photobucket.com/albums/dd412/tappzstar/loonbannerresize.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a></a></a>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />

<title>{Title}{blockostSummary} | {PostSummary}{/blockostSummary}{block:SearchPage} | {lang:Search results for SearchQuery}{/block:SearchPage}</title>
<meta name="description" content="{MetaDescription}" />
<meta name="if:Show description" content="1" />
<meta name="if:Show search" content="1" />
<meta name="text:Twitter name" content="" />

<meta name="text:Google Analytics ID" content="" />
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="{Favicon}" />
<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="{Title}" href="{RSS}" />

<!-- Styles -->

<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://static.tumblr.com/f1whv92/Mp9l6ewcg/reset.css" />
<style type="text/css">

Hi All,

I've finally successfully gotten a blog up on my organizations website but I am having a lot of trouble getting it to look like the other pages. I used a template for my main page and tweaked it a lot (www.cleaneducation.org). The main template is mostly html with a css file.

I had never seen how blogs were done until now and see that there is no html index at all but only a php file associated with a css file...

So my question is how to I get my html/css template to convert to the necessary type (assuming php/css) for the blog.

The blog is an internal blog for the directors (myself included) to keep in touch with one another and to keep up to date so if it's really hard to get it to look like the main template it isn't a huge deal but if it's possible I personally would prefer it.

Oh yeah, I am using wordpress for my blogging software (really easy install through the hosting company I use).

I have a website build with frames. I have a section called "News" that I want to be able to put the most updated news in, similar to a blog. I want a blog style interface, that way I don't have to edit the HTML of the page every time I want to add a new piece of news. I do not want an SQL based blog however. I've looked into some PHP based blogs, but it "looks" too much like another website loading inside this frame (which I know it IS, but I don't want to give that appearance).

My website is *White* so is there a solution to adding new news in a blog style format without an entire blog inside the frame? I just want to be able to easily add new news to an HTML page without actually going in an editing the HTML.

How do other websites deal with adding news to a news page so that a client could easily edit their own news? Thanks!

Hi,

EDIT: Problem fiixed.

what up everyone,
im new to HTML, but basically i made a blog..

www.thecapitaldigest.com

ok well i need help, im using word press and im using someones template for my site. I want to change the main picture on the site(the nyc) to one of my own..can anyone help me with this?

ive tried changing it but it goes blank...

if you reload my site the main nyc pic changes its on random pic...can anyone hook it up? it would be very appreciated!

Hello knowledgable HTMLforum gurus.

I have a client that would like a blog feature on her site, so that she can update one of the pages with announcements, etc. Is there some free code anywhere that I can use to accomplish this? I'd like the code to be able to archive old entries and have a search function if possible... Also, I need to have the blog section fit into the same design scheme as the rest of the site that I will be creating, so outsourcing to blogspot or something like that is out of the question. Does anyone know of any freeware that can accomplish this?

Thanks in advance,

hous

edit: please forgive the placement of this thread - not sure where this belongs.

Hi:
I wish to create a 'blog' that *I* control, and where the blog content would reside on my own Apache Server at my home.

Is this reasonable and/or easy to do, OR should I use a commercial blog site (e.g., www.blogger.com)

For example, I'd like my visitors to access my site (www.myblogsite.org) and then 'Vent their Spleens' on the subject of interest (which will be Heallthcare in the USA and its prospects for change, and the rantings about 'socialism' on the Fox Channel).

Thanks for any guidance.

-Mel Smith