"Rothrock" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> If you use the FLV format and the 7.x player then you wont need any
special
> streaming software on the server. There is some problem with a certain
> Microsoft server set up if they haven't added the FLV to the recognized
MIME
> types. Do a search here in the forums. As for the quote, if I were to give
you
> advice I would also have to know the size of the files and how many times
you
> expected them to be download in a month. For example with my current host
I get
> 400 MB of disk space and 8GB of transfer per month for $9.95. If you need
to
> use remoting or whatever that is called then you might want to ask in that
> forum.
>

"Rothrock" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Yes. The FLV and the 7 player don't really stream. It is actually a
progressive
> download which appears to the user as streaming. As I mentioned there have
been
> problems, but they seem to be fairly rare. I have no idea what remoting
is. And
> actually I think I should have said 'communication server.' Which is
another
> thing that I don't know what it is. But both of them have forums here. I
think
> the communication server is how you do actual real streaming and many
other
> fancy things. (Especially before 7!)
>