Hey,
I'm looking for a code that can insert live audio, just like live
video using Netmeeting as a host. The code I have for video is:
<HTML><OBJECT ID="NetMeeting "
CLASSID="CLSID: 3E9BAF2D-7A79-11d2-9334-0000F875AE17">< PARAM
NAME="MODE" VALUE="RemoteNo Pause"></OBJECT><SCRIPT> NetMeeting.Call To("callto:90.0 .0.185+type=ip" );</SCRIPT></HTML>
If there is one that can apply the same type of function, but using a
plug and play microphone, rather than a webcam.
Thanks. 5 2622 dj******@cox.ne t (David) wrote: I'm looking for a code that can insert live audio
Use a streaming media server, link to it.
, just like live video using Netmeeting as a host.
Leave the choice of player to the client.
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Spartanicus
Can you clarify how to link to the server?
That's the code I'm looking for.
Spartanicus <me@privacy.net > wrote in message news:<2g******* *************** **********@news .spartanicus.ut vinternet.ie>.. . dj******@cox.ne t (David) wrote:
I'm looking for a code that can insert live audio
Use a streaming media server, link to it.
, just like live video using Netmeeting as a host.
Leave the choice of player to the client. dj******@cox.ne t (David) wrote:
Please don't top post, it upsets Brucie's voices. >I'm looking for a code that can insert live audio Use a streaming media server, link to it.
Can you clarify how to link to the server?
<a href="protocolh ere://serverhere">Liv e audio</a>
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Spartanicus
"Spartanicu s" <me@privacy.net > wrote in message
news:lk******** *************** *********@news. spartanicus.utv internet.ie... dj******@cox.ne t (David) wrote:
Please don't top post, it upsets Brucie's voices.
And it makes the Baby Je-- ... oh, never mind. dj******@cox.ne t (David) wrote in message news:<bc******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>... I'm looking for a code that can insert live audio, just like live video using Netmeeting as a host. The code I have for video is:
<HTML><OBJECT ID="NetMeeting " CLASSID="CLSID: 3E9BAF2D-7A79-11d2-9334-0000F875AE17">< PARAM NAME="MODE" VALUE="RemoteNo Pause"></OBJECT><SCRIPT> NetMeeting.Call To("callto:90.0 .0.185+type=ip" );</SCRIPT></HTML>
That code doesn't look very robust in a cross-platform, cross-browser
way. It uses an object with only the proprietary "classid" attribute,
not the better-supported reference to an object by URL and MIME type.
Also, the script lacks the mandatory "type" parameter to indicate what
scripting language is used. Hence, the code is invalid, and probably
won't work in most browsers (I doubt it does anything meaningful in
Mozilla, for instance).
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