In addition, content owners spend additional money on repurposing that content for the Web. Now you can capture and stream both demonstrations and slides in real time over an intranet or the Internet without any disruption to those attending the live event. You can also archive the content with negligible post-production efforts so users can access the content on demand. Helpdesk support . Because Windows Media Player can synchronize with any browser object, a Web designer can create an environment where the Web application diagnostically determines what the user wants to see.
Users can watch the content at their convenience.
In this scenario, the content owner may want to edit the file before compressing it to add various features to the clip or to correct any mistakes made in the original screen capture. Once the edits are complete, the file is compressed and posted to a Web site. On-demand software training . Companies can now show users how to use software applications, rather than relying on static text and screen shots. They can use the Windows Media Screen codec to create clips of various user activities or product functions, and integrate those clips into any Web page.