1. Princeton University WebMedia May 10, 2001

2. An Overview of the Princeton University Web In the Beginning…  Princeton’s first RealMedia Server was placed into production service in January 1998.  Our first customer was the Language Resource Center, who encoded on-demand course material the 1998 Spring semester.

3. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web …In the Beginning  Our first “live” RealAudio Webcast was the Princeton vs. College of New Jersey men’s basketball game on January 26, 1998 (W 59-50).  Our first “live” RealVideo Webcast was MathChat on February 2, 1998.

4. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Growth  Windows Media format was added January 2000  QuickTime Capability went into production November 2000  WebMedia uses 18 encoders and 5 servers to meet live and on-demand streaming media requests.  1 TB of storage is currently configured.

5. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Growth (cont.)  We can handle 3 concurrent live video events in both RealVideo and Windows Media Formats.  We can handle 4 concurrent live audio events in both RealMedia and Windows Media Formats.  We are licensed for 600 concurrent RealMedia streams, unlimited Windows Media and unlimited QuickTime streams.

6. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Growth (cont.)  We have just purchased the Virage VideoLogger/AudioLogger application and Control Center.  The Virage applications perform speech to text transcription, face recognition, speech recognition and indexing of all spoken words and screen text and scheduling of encoding.

7. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Who uses WebMedia?  Language Resource Center 7 19

8. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Who uses WebMedia? (cont.)  Athletics  Major user early on.  Hundreds of live Webcasts before they outsourced streaming media to FansOnly.  Sporting events from WHWH, WPRB and All Jersey Sports  Princeton CIT still streams video of football, basketball and lacrosse.

9. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Who uses WebMedia? (cont.)  Alumni  Flash

10. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Who uses WebMedia? (cont.)  WPRB 24 Hour live Webcasting  Paul Lansky’s Internet Radio Shows

11. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Who uses WebMedia? (cont.)  Public Lectures and Conferences in Streaming Video Formats  Public Lecture Series  Centennial Lecture Series  Bioethics Conference  Millennium Lecture Series

12. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Who uses WebMedia? (cont.)  Martin Scorsese  Lech Walesa  James Baker III  Ralph Nader  Jeffrey Bezos  Tilghman Press Conference  David Horowitz  President Bill Clinton  Bill Moyers  Christine Todd Whitman

13. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Who uses WebMedia? (cont.)  Princeton University Community  Commencement  Baccalaureate  Class Day  Martin Luther King Day Celebration

14. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web How is Service Provided  Live Events are handled through Media Services.  No charge to Webcast live or on-demand content.  Faculty, students and staff can all use the facilities.  Encode from TigerVideo, VHS, Radio, CD, DVD, miniDV, NTSC formats, PAL, etc.  No charge for disk storage.

15. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web Examples  Streaming Audio WPRB Live WPRB LiveWPRB Live  Streaming Video 200 th Anniversary 200 th Anniversary200 th Anniversary

16. May 10, 2001An Overview of the Princeton University Web