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Thursday, September 26, 2002 |
Per my previous posting, the Videomail Alpha is available to play with. Here are a few comments on using the tool:
- You can login and create an account. If you've already created an account for Audio Blogger, that will work with Videomail.
- Once you login, select 'Send Videomail' and address the mail, give it a subject, and click the square record button. You can preview it before you send it and re-record if needed.
- You can monitor if your videomail has been viewed using 'View Status'.
- The tool was built using Flash MX, Dreamweaver MX, ColdFusion MX and Flash Communication Server MX.
- There are LOTS of known issues, but I'd like to hear what you've found or would like to see.
- This is experimental and goes without warranty, etc.
Enjoy!
10:44:39 AM
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Recently I've been experimenting with various simple approaches to multimedia messaging. Ever since I began working with Flash Communication Server MX, I had an itch to create a simple utility for easily sending videomail. So here it is.
A few quick notes on this:
- It uses existing email accounts and clients, so the videomail is part of your everyday email usage.
- It is _very_ lightweight; users only need Flash Player 6.
- It can record high-quality, and stream back low-quality (user choice)
- You need a webcam to use this. If you don't have one, go buy one -- they're cheap.
- Give it a try at bilbo.macromedia.com/videomail/
10:39:08 AM
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