Other FAQ's

How do I stream RealMedia audio/video files?

HTTP streaming is a method of serving RealMedia audio and video files on the Internet without the added requirements and expense of server-side streaming software. We support HTTP streaming of RealMedia content. To setup your RealMedia files via HTTP streaming follow these steps:
Upload your RealMedia audio/video files (.ra, .ram, .rm or .rpm files) to your account
Create a metafile (*.ram file) by opening a plan text editor such as Windows Notepad and typing the URL to one of your RealMedia files.

Example:
http://yourdomain.com/somefolder/somefile.ra
Save the file using the file type extension .ram

Example:
somefile.ram
Upload your .ram file to the same directory on your account to which you plan on uploading your HTML document(s) from which you plan on linking your RealMedia files.
Within your HTML document reference the metafile in a hyperlink.

Examples:
<A HREF="somefile.ram">
- or -
<A HREF="http://yourdomain.com/somefolder/somefile.ram">

When a user clicks on the link, the streaming file(s) begin to download. RealPlayer should begin playing the file almost immediately, it doesn't need to wait for the entire file to download.

Yes, you can register your domain anywhere you'd like.

Where are my raw access logs stored?

The path to the raw access logs for your domain on our servers is as follows where "domain.com" represents your actual domain name:

/usr/local/apache/domlogs/domain.com

Separate access logs are maintained in the same domlogs directory for each subdomain you may have on your account.

/usr/local/apache/domlogs/subdomain.domain.com

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