Lesson
Nine: Tutor Demonstration: Inserting Multimedia with Dreamweaver.
Student Task: Insert
Multimedia onto a page.
Q: How do I insert a sound
onto my page?
A: Place the cursor where you want the sound controller to appear.
Then choose Insert>Media>Plug in from the Menu bar. Select the sound
file, click Open and watch as a small square grey plug-in icon appears.
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To make the sound easier to control, stretch this icon out so that it's
about 200 pixels wide. When the page displays in the browser, the icon will
be replaced by a standard sound controller bar.
Q:
How do I insert a video onto my page?
Before you add a video to your Web site, you should save
the page you are working on and create a new page.
It would be confusing to the viewer to see an animation, hear a sound, and
watch a video all on the same page.
To create a new page, choose File>New from Dreamweaver's Menu bar, make
sure Basic HTML page is selected, and then click the Create button. You
will see a new Dreamweaver document window appear, with the text cursor
blinking in the upper left corner.
Enter a heading for this page, and add some text that explains the
video.
To insert
the video, place the cursor where you want the video to appear.
Then choose Insert>Media>Plug in from the Menu bar.
Select the video file, click Open, and watch as a small
square grey plug-in icon appears. Stretch this icon out to fit the size
of the video plus 16 pixels wide and 136 pixels high. It's easiest to enter
these numbers directly into the Properties window for the video.
Preview this page in the browser. The video should play
automatically, with a standard controller bar at the bottom. Save
this second Web page with a proper filename. Make sure you save
it in the same folder as the other Web page.

"Adding music, sound effects and videos to your site".
FILE FORMATS
.mov
.swf
Windows Media Audio File (wma)
Windows Media Video File (wmv)
Windows Media File (asf)
DVD Video
Music CD Playback
MP3 Audio file (mp3)
Windows video file (avi)
Windows audio file (wav)
Moviefile (mpeg)
MIDI file (midi)
AIFF audio file (aiff)
AU file (au)
includes :wma, wax
PLAYERS
REALPLAYER
FLASHPLAYER
QUICKTIME
iTUNES
WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER
Troubleshooting
Check your Plugins folder for each of your installed browsers.
"Configuration/Plugins" folder
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