See the above paragraph on framename . Take a look at this file, which is a typical example of a RealMedia events file. So now you have a RealMedia stream, and a text file in which is described RealMedia events. You now have to use a command-line tool, RMMerge, to merge these two files. The first argument, -f filename, tells RMMerge how to merge the two files, in this case, merge as described in rmevents.dll.
Point is, that has to be there.
The subsequent arguements, in order, are the events filename, the source stream filename, and the output stream filename. If you are adding events to a bandwidth negotiated set of streams, you must use the above procedure on all of the streams in the .rmd directory. For example, if you are adding events to pnrv.1930, output the merge to pnrv.events.1930, and test it out. If the merge worked, rename pnrv.events.1930 to pnrv.1930. This option is handled automatically by the RM server, if the file was encoded in the bandwidth negotiation mode.