Major Milestone: Authenticated iMovies Online!

5th May 2005

Originally posted to another blog in March 2004, I have moved this posting with its accompanying links here.

I have wanted to learn how to do this for some time and finally succeeded today: I setup a configuration for students in our college to post their exported iMovies to our QuickTime streaming server, into a folder that requires a common userid/password to view their movies. This will assist in helping protect the privacy of students who were videotaped as part of this project.

I have a sample movie posted online, and the instructions (minus login credentials) are also available.

Of course without the username and password, you can’t view the movie! (The content is not approved for public release so that is why the password is required.) You can still get a feel for how this works, however.

On this day..

Abandoning Juice Receiver - At least for now - 2008
Beyond the Fear Factor with Internet Safety - 2008
links for 2008-05-05 - 2008
A growing global audience - 2008
A warning that came too late - 2008
Do you need a Second Life?? - 2007
Advice to curb wordpress spam? - 2006
Cut to the Core - 2006
Great advice for student bloggers - 2006
Honda Cog Video - 2006

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