2 years, 5 months ago
Is there a way to create online videos with "chapter markers".
So I'm working on putting together an interactive lecture for class and want to have the streaming video with "chapter markers" allowing viewers to quickly jump to specific segments of the video.
I know that people like Revision 3 have a custom solution, and TED has the best example of what I'm trying to do - an example here:
http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_dennett_on_dangerous_memes.html
I don't really care how its implemented (flash or quicktime) so long as it works.
Any solutions would be fantastic!
I know that people like Revision 3 have a custom solution, and TED has the best example of what I'm trying to do - an example here:
http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_dennett_on_dangerous_memes.html
I don't really care how its implemented (flash or quicktime) so long as it works.
Any solutions would be fantastic!
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Quicktime Pro will do it
See the part on the link below about adding chapter tracks to streaming movies. I see alot of streaming podcasts like this, like ABC's News webcast.
here is a tutorial on doing it in flash using Video event..can't get any simpler than the way Demetri has it laid out.
http://demetri-media.com/FlashTalker/VideoEvent.html
See the part on the link below about adding chapter tracks to streaming movies. I see alot of streaming podcasts like this, like ABC's News webcast.
here is a tutorial on doing it in flash using Video event..can't get any simpler than the way Demetri has it laid out.
http://demetri-media.com/FlashTalker/VideoEvent.html
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