In
the Export Settings dialog box, specifying a streaming media codec
in RealMedia or Windows Media formats enables Audiences options,
while QuickTime streaming media codecs enable a similar set of Alternates
options. Both allow you to output variations of a movie suited to
different network speeds. The player software associated with the
format detects and selects the most appropriate version to ensure
smooth playback. For example, Windows Media includes Audiences such
as Dial‑up Modems (56 Kbps) and Broadband Or Cable Modem/DSL
(384 Kbps). Whereas QuickTime generates individual movies suited
for each export type, RealMedia and Windows Media generate a single movie
that stores the variations.
Note: Some codec-specific settings are not documented here. For
more detailed information regarding a particular codec, check the
documentation provided by its developer.
- Choose a format that supports streaming
media (QuickTime, RealMedia, or Windows Media).
- From the Preset menu in the Export Settings dialog box,
choose a streaming option.
- Select the Filters, Video, Audio, and Others tabs and
specify the options you want.
- Do either of the following:
-
For RealMedia or Windows Media output,
select Audiences and specify options.
-
For QuickTime output, select Alternates and specify
options.
- With any tab selected, choose Add/Remove Audiences (or
Add/Remove Alternates) from the tab menu.
- In the Select Audiences (or Select Alternates) dialog
box, click Add.
- In the System Audiences (or System Alternates) dialog
box, select the options appropriate for your intended viewers, and
click OK.
- Click OK to close the Select Audiences (or Select
Alternates) dialog box.
Note: You can’t have more than ten alternates or audiences.
If necessary, you can delete the ones you don’t want, and add the
ones you want.
- Choose a format that supports streaming
media (QuickTime, RealMedia, or Windows Media).
- From the Preset menu in the Export Settings dialog box,
choose a streaming option.
- Select the Filters, Video, Audio, and Others tabs and
specify options.
- Do either of the following:
-
For RealMedia or Windows Media output,
select Audiences and specify options.
-
For QuickTime output, select Alternates and specify
options.
- With any tab selected, choose Add/Remove Audiences (or
Add/Remove Alternates) from the tab menu.
- In the Select Audience (or Select Alternate) dialog box,
select the item you want to copy or delete, and click Duplicate
or Remove.
- If copying, double-click the name of the duplicate item,
type a new name, and then click OK.
- When you finish, click OK.
Note: Removing an item from the Alternates or Audiences list
can’t be undone.