JP Stones — Wed, 08 Sep 1999 22:27:00 +0000

It was just a wild guess!
JP

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PJ — Wed, 08 Sep 1999 00:09:00 +0000

Guys,

I don't think you can rename the .ra file to .ram. The .ram file is just a text file that points to your .ra file.

The .ram file should contain a line like:

rtsp://location-of-real-server/yourdomain/ra-file.ra

That's for the G2 standard, if you're just using regular http to stream you can probably use:

http://yourdomain/ra-file.ra

I can't remember the old Realplayer 4-5 standard I think it was:

pnm://yourdomain/ra-file.ra

but don't quote me on that one

So a realplayer file (audio/video) comes in 2 parts, the .ra file which is the actual content and the .ram file which is a text file containing the link to the .ra file.

Later,
PJ

JonnyMagic — Tue, 07 Sep 1999 23:41:00 +0000

I have .ra files on my clients web site. When I click on the link to spawn the real audio player, it does not stream, it will continue to download the whole file. I know that I need a .ram file, but how to accuire that? Sound Forge only saves as .ra. Is there some code that I am missisng? Where do I put the files on the ftp?

Now Forms....
Do I need CGI? I have the form set to "post" to my email, but when I fill it out i never recieve an email. Do I need to put it into a folder specifically for forms?

Thanks

JohnnyMagic

Ken Elliott — Tue, 07 Sep 1999 23:17:00 +0000

Can You??? I haven't used .ra or .ram filez yet... I would like to know the answer to this question.

VulKen

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