putting video up on net?
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TO post an Mpg you need to have a location that will let you post a file that is not aq picture. A MSN community or other paid host then link to that file
There are a number of examples on my site. www.svtlightnings.com on the Hallsville link I used frontpage to post and active x link to Windows Media player to show mpgs with file links below.
Good luck
Doug
There are a number of examples on my site. www.svtlightnings.com on the Hallsville link I used frontpage to post and active x link to Windows Media player to show mpgs with file links below.
Good luck
Doug
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I went with Yahoo. If you get a free email account with them, they will offer you a free no strings 25 megabyte webpage.
My yahoo email is tundra_svt@yahoo.com
And that gives a good hint on my website location, http://www.geocities.com/tundra_svt/f150.html
Once you get your email account, and start building up your website, with geocities, its pretty much drag and drop. It took me about 15 minutes to fully understand how to do things the way I wanted it. There isn't any HTML code involved, and they have a file transfer program that lets you upload pictures or movies, or wav files. Thats how I did my site, but it is a very limited.
Nathan's site is very smooth, pretty damn professional looking, and I pretty much stretched the geocities webpage maker as far as it will go. Its all in how much time you want to spend on it and how nice you want it to look. Good luck, I would like to see the videos.
My yahoo email is tundra_svt@yahoo.com
And that gives a good hint on my website location, http://www.geocities.com/tundra_svt/f150.html
Once you get your email account, and start building up your website, with geocities, its pretty much drag and drop. It took me about 15 minutes to fully understand how to do things the way I wanted it. There isn't any HTML code involved, and they have a file transfer program that lets you upload pictures or movies, or wav files. Thats how I did my site, but it is a very limited.
Nathan's site is very smooth, pretty damn professional looking, and I pretty much stretched the geocities webpage maker as far as it will go. Its all in how much time you want to spend on it and how nice you want it to look. Good luck, I would like to see the videos.