I am trying to figure out how to send a small video clip via the web/ email?
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Also make sure to compress it with a program like winzip or winrar. not always necessary but it helps.
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Try using Portable Thunderbird, or enter to mail2web.com
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You can email videos by attaching them to your mails.
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What you need to do is first download the video file on to your hard drive. Usually, you can do this by putting the file in a folder, in your document folder.\nOnce, that is done, you can send it as a attachment on your email. To do this, you open a composing page on whatever email program that you use. You will see a tab marked attachment, you click on this and a attachment page will come up. You will see a number of spaces marked browse, click on to one and it will take you to a search section. Then, you click your document folder and when that opens, you click on to the file you want to send. After you done this, you can attach the file to the email and send it on its way.
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<div id=vpdiv><embed name='RAOCXplayer' src='http://YOUR VIDEO URL HERE' type='application/x-mplayer2' width='325' height='300' ShowControls='1' ShowStatusBar='0' loop='true' EnableContextMenu='0' DisplaySize='0' pluginspage='http://www. microsoft.com/Wi ndows/Downloads/C ontents/Produc ts/MediaPl ayer/'></embed></div>\n\n\nJust replace the http://YOUR VIDEO URL HERE with your Video's URL and post away
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use firewire (IEEE 1394), or that funky-shaped port on one side that is square on one side and sort of narrows on the other.\n\nIf it's not a firewire camera, i can't help you.  If it does, Windows Movie Maker will guide you.
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The previous answer is partially correct, .AVI files can be quiet large. I don't think you would be able to send more than a few seconds of an AVI file via email. With video compression, you could possibly send approx 5-7, up to about 10 minutes or so, worth of video, using compression.\n\nYou can use differnt programs to "compress" the movie file down to a smaller size. Sometimes doing so, gives poorer quality. Also, if you're sending it via email, most email providers only allow you to send files 10mb or less. You may have to break the main file down into smaller files, to send via email.\n\nI would recommend using a format called DivX or Xvid, both offer great quality for compressing your video files. I use a program called Gordian Knot to compress some of my video files. It's not the easiest program to use, but I figured it out, so it can't be too hard. But it gives excellent results. Look for the downloads section on Doom's website. Best I remember they give a tutorial, or at least a text file, that tells you how to convert your files. \n\nI just remembered, if you're willing to pay a little $$$, there's a program called "Dr. DivX", it's a whole lot easier to use than Gordian Knot. It does the exact same thing, just more user friendly. Might be worth you're trouble???? I think it's like $29? Just do a Google or Yahoo search on DR. DivX, if it's not on Dooms website.\n\nAlso, if you chose to send your files in DivX or Xvid format, the person you send it to will also need DivX or Xvid codecs on their PC for them to be able to view the files. You can find the codecs on Doom's website as well. \n\n\n\nI've put in a link that might help on compressing your file(s). Good luck.
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Ok, first you need to how the video on the internet.  The video can be in a .avi .mov or .wmv format.  Then in the place you want to video to go insert the html code of...\n\n<img dynsrc="Location of you video" src="Screenshot of your video">\n\nThat should do it.  For audio it is....\n\n<embed src="Audio file here" height=50 width=100 autostart="true or false (choose one)">\n\nSend me a message if you need more help with HTML
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there should be a place on the page that says embed u could just copy that. if that doesn't work send me an email.
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The video is transfered using a firewire cable. You will need a firewire card on your computer and a cable. It's also called a 1394 connection.
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i cant totally help but I do know that you need to save it as a different format that isnt as big of a file. Such asif its .wmv it may need to be a quicktime file.
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Ok.\nIf you an Firefox user, get the "VDownloader" extension. Thid extension will allow you to download the clip.\n\nIf you are an IE user, Go to "Keepvid". Just copy/paste the video's url (as explained in that web) and they'll generate the sownload link for the clip.\n\nIn both cases you'll need a FLV player to watch the clips.
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Yes you can attach video clips, as long as it is not too big of a file to send.
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u can right click on the folder, u'll see a drop down list \n---- > send to  --------> compressed folders. \nby that ur folder'll be comprised and u'll be able to send it like a normal file.  if this doesn't help email me
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Ok i'm going to tell you the easist way.\n\nJut go download Incredimail. It's free.\n\nThey have millions of animated things you can easily add to your email.   \n\nand you can create your own. whatever.\n\nSo to answer your question.  (if you have incredimail )  you just find any animation you want and right click it.  It will wind up in your mail folder to add as you like.\n\ngood luck
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use the "send attachment" button.  It's pretty intuitive from there.
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I have a creative webcam, and it came with software that turns your pc into a security system with a program that came with the camera called Webcam Monitor.  In this program you can set up your camera to start recording a clip when it detects motion, and then it will send an e-mail to a specified e-mail address.  I wasn't able to set it up correctly though and I don't know what I was doing wrong.