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79Kb Flash5 Movie Action Clip
(56K Modem Dialup ~ 10 seconds to load)
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This is a sample movie clip from a VHS recorded indoors that has been converted to Flash5. VHS cameras typically are not going to give you the sharpness that a digital camera is going to do. Additionally indoor lighting is harder to work with as compared to outdoor shots. Regardless of the video taping method, a photo cannot compare to what has been captured in the beauty and action of this stallion. |
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Longer playing movies are larger files. If the viewer is using a dialup modem connection to the internet the movies can take several minutes to download and start playing. Most people will not wait 10 minutes for a movie to load and play, unless they are really very interested in your horse. In these cases, it is nice to place a picture with the file size. Let the viewer click on the picture if they decide they want to view the movie. The movie will then pop up into a new window that can be closed when they are done. The point to remember is that your viewer can
see your video now, without waiting for you to mail them a copy. |
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 Click Here to View Cheyenne's 1800 Kb Movie (56K Modem ~ 4 minutes) |
Alternatively, you can create a page with a short clip that is embedded and a longer clip that is can be popped up and include text information that the viewer can read while the movies are in the process of loading. Flash files slowly stream through the movie frames until the entire movie is loaded on the PC and then will start playing faster. This lets the viewer see that something is happening, rather than waiting to see if something pops up on their computer. Once loaded the movie is not dependent upon the Internet connection and will continue to play, as long as the movie window is open. This provides better playing results for viewers with dialup modem connections where the quality of streaming RM formatted movies is poor.
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