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Windows Media 139
Creating Windows Media HTML
Cleaner can create the HTML HREF that you can use to link to your Windows Media files from
your Web page.
To link to Windows Media files:
1.
Check the Create HTML option in the Output tab of the Settings window.
2.
In the Label field, enter the text you want displayed in your Web page as the link to the
movie. For example, you might enter “Click here to view a Windows Media movie.” When
the user clicks on this text in your Web page, Windows Media Player launches and plays the
Windows Media file.
When creating this HTML, Cleaner links the metafile directly to the movie using a relative
path. The metafile must be placed in the same folder on your HTTP server as the Web page
that references it. You can easily change the path within the link using a text editor if you
want to place your movie elsewhere on your HTTP server.
If you don’t have a Windows Media Server and are creating downloadable files, the Create
Metafile option should remain unchecked to ensure that the HTML created by Cleaner links
to your actual Windows Media file and not the metafile.
When you’re done processing your project, Cleaner creates a text file that has the same name
as the output movie, but ends with the .html suffix.
3.
Many users use a small still image from the movie to place in the Web page above the link
to the Windows Media file. You can use the Cleaner still image features to quickly produce
a still image for inclusion on your page. See “Making Still Images from Movies” on page 195
for more details.
Adding Downloadable Files to a Web Page
To include your Windows Media movies using an HTTP server:
1.
Create an HREF link to your Windows Media Video or Windows Media Audio file in your
Web page’s HTML. You can use the link that Cleaner can create to do this or you can write
your own HREF link. See “Creating Windows Media HTML” on page 139 for more
information.
2.
Upload your modified Web page and the Windows Media file to the same folder on your
HTTP server.