[MacDV] iMovie to iWeb

[Don Stark]

Neville,
You can export as a compressed Quicktime movie that can be uploaded  
and streamed from another server other than .Mac.  Go to Export under  
the file menu and then export it as a Quicktime.  You just need to  
have your web host capable of streaming (or linking to steaming)  
video.  My website (www.scubavisions.com) is hosted by Network  
Associates, but the video files are all on my .Mac account (go to now  
playing).  But I could be hosting them off Streamload or off my own  
server, if I wanted.


Don Stark
ScubaVision Productions
Boston, MA USA and Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands, BWI



On Aug 5, 2006, at 6:23 PM, Neville Thomas wrote:

> I've been using i Movie since its early days and enjoy making  
> amateur movies and DVDs.
> But now I' want to put some movie footage on my existing  
> (Genealogical) web site.
> I don't use .Mac,  my web domain is hosted in New Zealand
> Has anyone done this, other than with.Mac?
> Is it practical?
>
> My initial efforts have been very frustrating.
> Publishing to a Folder seems complicated for me
>
> In iMovie: Share/iWeb/Share for Web  (the movie is compressed)
> In iWeb: Choose a template ("Movie")  "Publish to a Folder "  
> creates 2 folders
> Folder 1 contains "index.html" which can be opened in Safari
> Folder 2 ("Site") contains the page elements.
>
> But uploading all that to my existing web site (using "Fetch")  
> doesn't produce desired results.
> I don't seem able to control where the elements go, and they  
> produce broken links.
>
> Is iWeb really only useful for .Mac subscribers?
>
> Neville Thomas in Auckland, New Zealand
> Using latest versions of iMovie and iWeb
>
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