64.224.17.174

Your directory name is the same as your domain: corbinbristow.com

You may use any FTP application to transfer your files to the RealAudio server such as WS_FTP, CuteFTP, etc.

To login, use your administrative username and password. Then find your directory. Double click on the directory and transfer your RA or RM files to that location. You may create subdirectories within the domain directory in order to organize your RM files.

Once the RM files are on our RealMedia G2 server, you will need to create a
RAM file on your Web site to point the RM files on the server. To create a pointer file, open any text editor and type:

rtsp://64.224.17.174:554/(yourdirectory)/(yourfile).rm

Name the file and save it with a ".RAM" extension. DO NOT SAVE IT AS A TEXT (.TXT) FILE! Now upload the RAM file to your Web server with the rest of your Web site files. Do not upload the RAM file to the G2 server--your media will not work properly.

Next you will need to create a link on your website to the RAM file which points to the RA or RM files on the RealAudio server. To do this, simply use html code:

1. <a href="http://www.(domain) /(text file name).ram">MediaClip</a>

When the link is clicked on your website, it then links to the (text file name).ram, which points the (yourfile).rm on the G2 server. Here's how it looks:

1. <a href="http://www.yourdomain.com/subdir/(text file name).ram">MediaClip</a>
2. rtsp://64.224.17.174:554/(domain)/(yourfile).rm
3. (yourfile).rm is then launched in the browser.

*Remember that if you create subdirectories on the RealAudio server or your website, you must reference them in your RAM file and html code:

RAM: rtsp://(RealMedia server address)/(domain)/(subdirectory)/(yourfile).rm

HTML: <a href="http://www.(domain.com)/(subdir)/(yourfile.ram">MediaClip</a>