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When a movie is transferred to the server, information is added to the database
This new information automatically appears on the class webcast page
The PHP program recognizes whether there is one movie or two movies to play simultaneously

Disclaimer -- We're providing the software as-is with no warranty or support, and it can only be used for non-commercial purposes. If you would like to use the software for your site, please credit us somewhere. The following scripts were created by Sheryl Martin-Schultz, Kelsey Damas, Edward Felch, Adam Henry and Timothy Huang from UCSC's Faculty Instructional Technology Center.

To do this, you need the following:
-a MySQL database (go to the database page for more information).
-An AppleScript that sends the information to the database (click here an example).
-An insert script that places the information into the database (Example - source code).
-A connect page that directs inquiries to the database (Example-source code).
-A home page that displays the available classes (Example-source code).
-A course page that lists the available dates and formats for the specific class chosen (Example-source code).
-A podcast page that starts iTunes and subscribes users to the course they wish to view (Example-source code).
-An Error page (Example-source code).
-A SMIL script that plays depending on what is available.
Questions or comments? Let us know.