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OSXFAQ Seminars
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OSXFAQ Seminars - QuickTime Broadcasting & Streaming
Broadcast, Setup, & Manage Streaming for Mac OS X 10.2
Overview
This one-day demonstration-lecture based seminar focuses on
understanding how to setup, manage, and use QuickTime Broadcaster and
QuickTime Streaming Server on Mac OS X 10.2. This seminar focuses
QuickTime Broadcaster and QuickTime Streaming Server. Since both of
these applications can be run on either Mac OS X or Mac OS X Server, we
make no distinction between them in this seminar. However we will use
Mac OS X Server as the basis for our demonstrations.
Many users and administrators want a quick and easy way to share video
and audio, including video conferencing. Video conferencing reduces
travel for most businesses and results in a considerable savings of time
and effort. Sharing videos of home movies with friends and family allows
the home user to show everyone what they've been up to; how the kids
have grown, their new pet, etc... QuickTime Broadcaster and QuickTime
Streaming Server allow both of these scenarios to happen and at little
or no cost, since QuickTime Broadcaster and QuickTime Streaming Server
are currently free of charge from Apple Computer. This fast-paced,
one-day seminar is for those who are thinking of implementing either one
or the other or both pieces of software on their systems. The seminar
gives an in-depth overview of the technologies behind streaming and how
to setup and manage a streaming system.
You will learn
- What protocols are used when running a QTSS.
- How to evaluate your system to see how you can best utilize QTSS.
- Setting up and running QT Broadcaster and QTSS.
- Proper client setup of QuickTime.
- How to use QuickTime Pro
- How to use iMovie and save iMovies as streaming movies.
- Setting up broadcasts
- Creating and understanding Playlists.
- Setting up a relay.
- Restricting access to movies for profit or security reasons.
- The basics of embedding QuickTime information in a web page.
- How Network Address Translation and Firewalls can affect QTSS.
- Spot and fix potential bottlenecks in your broadcast and stream.
Who should attend ?
- Users and Administrators interested in setting up their own QTSS and QT Broadcaster.
- Administrators looking to save time, money, and manpower in their companies by instituting QT Broadcaster and QTSS to reduce travel and increase productivity through the proper distribution of live and pre-recorded streams.
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Our no BS money-back guarantee
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If you don't feel this seminar is worth every penny you paid, just inform us anytime prior to the morning break on the first day and we'll cheerfully refund your money.
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Training Customized Exclusively for Your Organization
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But what makes the course even more exciting is the customizing OSXFAQ does
for each "in-house" seminar. OSXFAQ determines the desires and needs of each
company and then designs the course specifically to those needs. OSXFAQ can customize
this seminar for you.
OSXFAQ's in-house training also saves your organization travel costs and lost work hours.
For more information about our on-site services please conrtact us at: events@osxfaq.com
When, Where, Pricing and Registration:
OSXFAQ Seminars - QuickTime Broadcasting & Streaming
Broadcast, Setup, & Manage Streaming for Mac OS X 10.2
OSXFAQ Seminars - QuickTime Broadcasting & Streaming
Broadcast, Setup, & Manage Streaming for Mac OS X 10.2
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Cost $399 |
00/00/03
9:00 AM Til 5:00 PM |
Onsite dates available - E-mail for more inforamtion about onsite events to events@osxfaq.com |
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Syllabus
Foreword
- About This Session
- Break Schedule
- Topics
Basic Network Overview
- DNS
- IP Addressing
- DHCP
- Network Address Translation
- Firewalls
Protocols & Routing
- TCP/IP
- UDP
- RTSP, RTP, & SDP
- Unicast
- Broadcast
- Multicast
QuickTime Settings
- Operational Parameters
- Audio & Video Rates
- Media Keys
- QuickTime Pro
- Third Party Plug-ins
QuickTime Player
- Player Settings
- Controls
- Edit Audio & Video
- Add Items
- Properties
- Tracks
Video File Management
- File Types
- Importing & Exporting
- Fast Start & Streaming
- Streaming Export Options
iMovie
- Adding Video & FireWire
- Transitions & Effects
- Adding Audio & Text
- Third Party Plug-ins
- Advanced iMovie Features
QuickTime Broadcaster
- Installing
- Network Configurations
- Adjusting Video Settings
- Adjusting Audio Settings
- Packetizer
- Exporting The Broadcast
- Save Settings & Save To Disk
QuickTime Streaming Server
- Initial Setup
- General And Port Settings
- Log Settings And Location
- Error Log And Access History
Playlists
- Playlist Locations & Configurations
- Mount Points
- Viewing Connected Users
Relays
- How Relays Work
- Relay Source Settings
- Destination Information
- Viewing Relay Status
Restricting Access To Streams
- Why Restrict?
- User Restriction
- Group Restriction
- Using A Streaming Proxy
Managing The Broadcast & Stream
- Embed QuickTime In HTML
- Know Your Audience
- Potential Bottlenecks
- User Support
Wrap Up
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