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Serving Real Media
Once you have successfully installed and
tested your RealServer, you are ready to serve Real media content from your
web site.
- Upload your
encoded Real media files (files with the .rm
and .ra extensions) to
the following directory:
~/usr/local/real/Content
This directory is the "BasePath" where RealServer looks for Real media
files. You can change this by modifying your RealServer server.cfg
file. Be sure to FTP any Real media files in BINARY mode
(not ASCII mode).
- Use a text editor to create a metafile containing a RealAudio or
RealVideo URL. The contents of your file should look similar to the
following:
pnm://YOUR-DOMAIN.COM/MEDIAFILE.rm
Change YOUR-DOMAIN.COM
to the domain name of your Virtual Server and MEDIAFILE
to the name of the Real media file you uploaded to your content directory
in the previous step.
- Save the above metafile as a text file with the .ram
extension (e.g. mediafile.ram).
Upload the metafile to your Virtual Server in ASCII mode. Metafiles
should be saved in your ~/www/htdocs
directory hierarchy.
- Finally, reference the metafile as a hyperlink in your HTML document.
For example:
<a href="mediafile.ram">
<a href="support/media/sampleaudio.ram">
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