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Developing Web-based Multimedia Projects

This guide discusses the key aspects of developing web-based multimedia projects, emphasizing the importance of high-quality audio and video equipment. Learn about the various types of microphones, cameras, and software needed for effective multimedia production. Explore the various stages of taping, post-production, and online sharing, along with assistance available from VSU’s resources. Ideal for educators and students in instructional technology, this resource will help elevate multimedia project quality, ensuring impactful results.

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Developing Web-based Multimedia Projects

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  1. Developing Web-based Multimedia Projects Bill Huitt Joe Newton

  2. The Norm • Poor quality microphones • Analog taping equipment • Slow computers with limited disk space

  3. Available on Campus • Up-to-date Equipment • Computer software • Assistance • VSU Library – Rex Devane • College of Education – Mark Swift • Instructional Technology – Danny Smith • Satellite Services – Bill Muntz • VSU TV – Mike Savoie

  4. Audio Projects Types Microphones Video Projects Cameras Other equipment Taping Post-production Topics • Still Pictures • Film • Digital • Sharing Online • Power Point w/Audio • Miscellaneous

  5. Audio Projects • Tape • Convert to wav format • DAT tape recorder • Computer • Unbalanced microphone input • Software • Streaming • Real Audio • Windows Media Player

  6. Microphones • Types • Dynamic • Pressure Zone • Cardiod • Shotgun • Lavalier • Wireless • Manufacturers • Audio-Technica • Apex • Azden • Sennheiser • Sony

  7. Still Pictures • Film/Scanning • Easy, relatively cheap • Time consuming • Slides vs pictures

  8. Still Pictures • Digital • Point and Shoot • Most highly rated • Olympus • Canon • Nikon • Sony • Kodak • Minimum resolution – 2.1 megapixels

  9. Still Pictures • Digital • SLR • Most highly rated • Nikon • Canon • Olympus • Sony • Fuji • Minolta • Minimum resolution – 5.2 megapixels

  10. Still Pictures • Digital • Requirements • Need disk space • Need software • Need method of organization

  11. Sharing Pictures Online • Ezprints • Ofoto • Shutterfly • Snapfish • Kodak • HP

  12. Video Cameras • Analog • VHS; VHS-C • SVHS • 8mm • Hi8mm

  13. Video Cameras • Digital • Digital 8 • Digital VHS • Mini DV • Consumer • Prosumer • MPV/MPEG2

  14. Video Cameras • The MOST Important Feature • Ability to add additional microphone • Without this feature the quality of web-based applications is significantly diminished

  15. Other Video Equipment • Unipods & Tripods • Holds camera steady • Unipod useful for tight spaces or when quickly changing locations • Extenders • Keeps microphone off camera • Eliminates picking up camera noise

  16. Other Video Equipment • Microphone Boom • Get mic closer to subject • Can make on inexpensively • Need insulation on handle • Headphones • Check sound quality while recording

  17. Other Video Equipment • XLR Adaptors • Allow use of balanced microphones • Needed if mic to be placed more than 3ft from camera

  18. Video Projects Taping • Principle of 1/3’s • Want to have heads in upper half • Limit use of zoom

  19. Video Projects Capturing & Rendering • Adobe Premier available in Media Center • Render into MPEG to put on Video CDs or DVDs • Render into Real Media for video streaming • Useful to have 2nd hard drive

  20. Video Projects Producing CDs & DVDs • Nero – CD burner • Sonic DVD-It – Authoring and burning

  21. Power Point with Audio • Producing • Develop Power Point presentation • Add audio • Select “Slide Show”, then “Record Narration” • Select “Link Narrations in:” and browse to subdirectory • Select “Settings”—44,100mhz, 16bit mono • Can burn to CD

  22. Power Point with Audio • Streaming • Download “Real Presenter” • If already have audio, Real Presenter will produce streaming file • Can also use Real Presenter to generate audio

  23. Screen Capture

  24. SMIL

  25. Quicktime

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