So I'm encoding some quicktime video using the Quicktime template in Vega4 Render As functionality. I have used three diff settings when doing so (Fast Start, Fast Start w/ Compressed Header, and I forget the name of the last)...
I embed the file in my html page using the <embed> tag, and the result I'm looking for is that the file starts streaming immediately (assuming enough video has downloaded already)...I've seen many pages with this type of functionality, where an embedded qt player opens up in the window, and you can actually see the download progress bar moving as it downloads...and as soon as you download a bit, you can usually hit play. My problem however is that the QT logo appears, but the player doesn't open until the file has fully downloaded...I'm afraid this is driving potential customers away from my site since nothing happens for a while as opposed to them seeing some type of progress right away...
any tips on what may be causing this problem?
The following sample code is what I'm having a problem with:
http://www.epicdreamsproductions.com/streamvideo3.htm (this particular file was rendered using the fast start w/ compressed header setting)
Thanks again!
I embed the file in my html page using the <embed> tag, and the result I'm looking for is that the file starts streaming immediately (assuming enough video has downloaded already)...I've seen many pages with this type of functionality, where an embedded qt player opens up in the window, and you can actually see the download progress bar moving as it downloads...and as soon as you download a bit, you can usually hit play. My problem however is that the QT logo appears, but the player doesn't open until the file has fully downloaded...I'm afraid this is driving potential customers away from my site since nothing happens for a while as opposed to them seeing some type of progress right away...
any tips on what may be causing this problem?
The following sample code is what I'm having a problem with:
http://www.epicdreamsproductions.com/streamvideo3.htm (this particular file was rendered using the fast start w/ compressed header setting)
Thanks again!