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5-min. video on web-site-how to format?

By abbie ·
I have loaded a 5 minute video out to the web site for a local not-for-profit ... it is 90 meg. When I invoke the video - it takes about 10 minutes to load down (cable modem) and then Windows Media Player takes off - and it looks good. BUT - this 10 minute delay is too long to ask a user to endure ... and with a regular modem - it would be far, far too long to load.
What format should I convert the 90-meg .mpg file to - or what should I do to convert the
.mpg file ... Thanks for your help...

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by DKlippert In reply to 5-min. video on web-site- ...

I think you're looking for streaming video.
Here's a URL for an MS site:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/default.asp

(There are no spaces in the URL)
Here's a discussion you may find of interest:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/compare/webservvstreamserv.asp

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by key In reply to 5-min. video on web-site- ...

Convert it to .rm format, it is much smaller in file size!

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