[Moodle] avi in Moodle

[Philip Brown]

Con is right. You won't need to convert your files to SWF if you have
the associated movie player on the desktop. However if the file is a few
Megs then downloading may be an issue. Try to keep downloads as small as
possible in case students want to view them from home over a slower
connection.

Phil Brown
Oxley College

>>> conz at cyber.com.au 4/11/2005 3:12:52 pm >>>
On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 03:09:25PM +1100, Maggie Iaquinto wrote:
> One of our teachers wishes to store a movie in one of our courses
and
> make it available for students to view.
> 
> I've read some messages to the Moodle forums about converting such
> files to flv (flash video) or swf and all.
> 

I would pressume that Moodle can store any form of digital content as
a
file (PDF, DOC, XLS). If so, why not keep the movie in its existing
format?

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