WWW Sites Supporting Embedded QT Movies

Here is a list of sites that I'm aware of which contain embedded movies. If you would like to be added to this list, please send me mail. Include a description as well, just for grins.

• Bengt Carlson's movie site.
• Bob Elliott's Webtide.
• Joe Laffey at Laffey Computer Imaging.
• Marty's Pub: A net-pub with some interesting links and creative use of ViewMovie.
• Andrew Davies' The Production Line has a number of movies, including an experimental video wall.
• Ulf Reips has put up some bolo movies and some movies of his home town.
• Michael Hamlyn has also placed some inline movies in his personal page.
• Joe Hager has a Star Trek: Deep Space Nine site at http://www.netaxs.com/~hager/ds9.html.
• Martín Fernandez (a friend from high school who found me and dropped me a line - ain't the web cool?) from Visual Solutions Group will be putting up some interesting movies as well.
• Sherman Wilcox, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Linguistics at the University of New Mexico, is using ViewMovie on his SignBits site, which includes a Multimedia Dictionary of the American Sign Language, with movies for dictionary entries.
• wayne b in the place to be has placed some demos and experiments of his work here and here.
• Steve Tannehill has ViewMovie-enabled his Home Page, his Power Macintosh Resource Page, and now a frames-savvy music page.
• Stephen Schrott at Pacific Ocean Digital has created a ViewMovie-enabled page.
• Andrew Peterson has placed another ViewMovie-savvy page.
• Matthew Ross Davis, Webmaestro at butterfly.net, has a movie up, with a few more music movies from Das Rheingold coming soon, here.
• Dave Miller at the Stanford School of Education has a great page on WWW courseware development.
• Mike Tilstra has just ViewMovie-enabled his home page.
• Stephen Linhart has placed a cool ViewMovie-savvy demonstration of animated repeat patterns from his Mind's Eye screensaver.
• Ian K. Tindale has a page making use of frames and embedded movies at.
• Don Burda from Don Burda Design, has ViewMovie-enabled his home page, which also includes some Shockwave demos.
• C|Net's Kevin Edwards has a movie in their very nice (sparse? sparse who?) ViewMovie Review. They did get my name wrong at first though; them Latin last names are compound, guys. FWIW.
• Jim Jacobson has used ViewMovie extensively in his home page. Choose from 4 different MIDI background music selections. Obtain the latest news & weather, check stock quotes, do searches, great Macintosh links, and more. The page also talks, with the Talker plug-in, and uses JavaScript. Jim likes the bleeding edge, I guess.
• Reid Sorenson from the University of Minnesota, Morris has added ViewMovie capabilities to his personal home page and will be doing the same to the University Register home page (campus paper) as well.
• Ben Strehlman is using ViewMovie to post a movie with animated directions to his office. Check it out.
• Jake Olefsky has a site with JavaScript, animated gifs, and ViewMovie-based QuickTime soundtracks.
• Sean Clark has placed some MIDI movies on the web, with more stuff to come later.
• Eric Belsley, Assistant Professor of Math at the University of Miami, is using ViewMovie for, among other things, a weekly classical music selection (starting with Bach Fugues) both on his home page and The Macintosh Page.
• Steve Pross has added ViewMovie capabilities to a whole slew of pages, starting with his main page.
• Dez has placed Butt Trek (did I just violate the CDA? was that "patently offensive"?), a "Beavis & Butthead"-based Star Trek spoof on his site. It is 2MB; be patient.
• Watanabe Hirokazu has a ViewMovie page in Japan, and has made an instructional page as well. Evangelism. Cool.
• Brian Monson, from the University of Tulsa, is using ViewMovie to display some animations of the orbital paths of comets.
• Barbara de Machula in Holland has placed a ViewMovie animation on her home page.
• Tom Baird, webmaster at Pop Rocket, makers of Total Distortion is featuring ViewMovie in their Plug-in Paradise. They also feature an area full of Director-based games in their Shockwave Game Arena.
• Joseph Ayers, Director of the Marine Science Center at Northeastern University, has also ViewMovie-enabled one of their pages.
• Jay Lasoff from New Media Consulting has a few videos illustrating how to use a Cybex machine, currently being produced for a health-and-fitness site.
• Brant Sears, who originally suggested the HREFTARGET attribute, now has a ViewMovie-savvy page up, which (of course) uses said attribute and also makes use of the Talker plug-in.
• Paul Albee, PhD candidate at the Michigan State Computer Science Department, is now using ViewMovie on his home page.
• Franck Brunel has now a ViewMovie-savvy page featuring some Apple ads, clips from Psycho, classical music, etc.
• Patrick Fu at Yale has added ViewMovie support to his home page.
• Michael Gaines is using ViewMovie to add background music to a bunch of pages: his home page, his Star Wars page, his Marathon 2 Project page, and his Marathon 2 Links page.
• Justin Dunlop from Australia is now using ViewMovie at the St. John Ambulance Australia-Victoria page and at his home page.
• Eric Traudt has added ViewMovie capabilities to his home page.
• Henry Roberts has now a couple of ViewMovie-savvy pages which he's going to change periodically as he experiments with the tool. Cooooooooool (tm Dave Winer).
• Drew Ross, a friend of Dez above (he of "Butt Trek" fame) has now ViewMovie-enabled his "startingly frank" WackyCrackHeads (don't ask) pages for April, early May, and late May 1995.
• Nathan Freitas from the Center for Computer Music, Research, and Composition at UCSB, is using ViewMovie for QuickTime music playback at his h:ARp Acoustic Reality site. Future plans include the ability to demonstrate the mixing of different tone colors by using multiple QuickTime Music files.
• nermal@ios.com has ViewMovie-enabled his home page at styx.ios.com.
• Lanny Chambers has placed the Widor Toccata in A as background music for his home page.
• Jonas Bergqvist has used ViewMovie to enhance his home page with a StrataBlitz-created animation.
• atun@centcon.com has used ViewMovie to add music to his Art Gallery Page.
• Jim Raymond from Raymond Software is using ViewMovie in his home page. And like everyone else and his brother, wants it to stream. Hopefully soon, guys. First things first.
• Dr Architetto Roberto Cipriani from the Architecture Department of Genoa University, is using ViewMovie to display CAD-created animations on their Macintosh LC III (!) server.
• Alexander Hsieh is using ViewMovie in his personal home page.
• Thomas Pletcher at Convergence Communications, a new-media advertising and marketing agency, is using ViewMovie to enhance the opening pages of their web site.
• Steve Wilder is using ViewMovie to enhance his home page.
• Dennis John is using QuickCam movies as a greeting on his web page.
• Psykosonik is now using ViewMovie on their site for audio and will be adding video movies soon.
• Kenneth Lim is using ViewMovie on his home page.
• Steve Blair is using ViewMovie for an animation of the Penn State cheer.
• Ian McCrone has a Beethoven piece playing on his home page.
• Ivan Smith's home page has a 150k spinning logo embedded into it via ViewMovie.
• Rik Friday, cyberpunk, features frequent new psychetechtronic neurosounds and animation at the always underground Metro Holografix ...(Click on the ViewMovie Icon in the Soundfile Selection Chamber to go into ViewMovie Mode).
• Ming Lau, a digital video producer from way back (having done some of the first QuickTime demo movies) is featuring ViewMovie on his Blue Waters Productions home page.w
• Vivid Grey is using a MacHTTP-running Mac LC (!) to serve ViewMovies, including some QuickTime Music files.
• Bryan Chang Has placed ViewMovie-enabled pages here and here.
• Rick Campbell has ViewMovie-enabled his home page.
• Yong Yi, web admin at aeonmedia.com, is placing QuickCam-based ViewMovies on his home page.
• Scott (no last name) is using ViewMovie on his MagicFrames site.
• Charles Orchard has placed skydiving movies, QuickTime music movies, and some physics lessons on the web using ViewMovie.
• Jean-Sébastien Fortier is using ViewMovie in their home page for the school newspaper ("La Grenouille", or "The Frog"), including background sound in the main home page with cricket and frog croaks.
• Chris Ingram is using ViewMovie to display one of their animated characters from LightWarrior.
• Len Apps is experimenting in using ViewMovie for online courseware.
• Amir Katz is using ViewMovie to add some pizzazz to his sci-fi links page, including a ST:TNG clip.
• Nick Zeitlin has ViewMovie-enabled his home page, including a 3D spinning logo.
• Robert Hepburn is using ViewMovie on his home page.
• Carey Dahncke, Computer & Technology Coordinator at the Brookview School in Indianapolis, is using ViewMovie to put up some long (7 minutes) QuickTime Music movies on his home page.
• Nelson Neville internet artist and webmaster at NetHomes is using ViewMovie for a 784k movie on his personal page, which also includes links to Netscape Chat for the Macintosh and useful plug-ins.
• Audrey Witters, from MetaTools, makers of many cool Mac apps, will be using ViewMovie to incorporate movies at many places on their site. The Final Effects Demo Page is the first one up.
• Jeff Nichols is using ViewMovie at various places within his web site, such as this page.
• Barry Albright has added ViewMovie support to his home page.
• Keith Bly is using ViewMovie to incorporate a "Morph of the Week" on his photo album on his home page, with animated buttons and background music to come.
• Colin Witt has created a ViewMovie-savvy page for the Baylor University Public Relations Department. He integrates audio with photographs for a "phone interview" effect.
• Christopher Rank is using ViewMovie to add looped music and a song-of-the-week to Chris's Rest Stop on the Info Superhighway.
• Majik from Abstract Realities, is now using ViewMovie to display a clip from "Pinky and the Brain" on one of his pages.
• Nancy Bond (or maybe Gabriel Shirley, I can't clearly tell from the email) is now using ViewMovie for her (his?) virtual drumming workshop
• Nils is now using ViewMovie for background music at his site, which also contains a lot of his 3D rendered artwork and a "shrine to a few of my favorite Guitarists," as Nils himself put it.
• Dominik Hoffmann is using ViewMovie to display a movie that shows trapped atoms in action, alongside a simple, non-scientific explanation, at his research group's home page.
• Erik Gaderlund is now using ViewMovie on his realpolitik page displaying a morph of his Conservative Politics professor morphing into Newt Gingrich.
• Luc Leplae is using ViewMovie do display a short Morph movie on his home page.
• Bud Zoller is using ViewMovie to put a loop of his band, some drum samples, and some movies on his dog's page as well, as part of his web site. Now we just need a Socks movie! Yo, Bill, what're you waiting for?
• Ben Allison from the Jazz Composers Collective (yeah!) is using ViewMovie on the Collective's Home Page.
• Mandozine is now ViewMovie-savvy, too (gotta love those short-and-sweet notifications - No wasted bandwidth).
• Jared's Home Page provides some fun movies of his friends and himself doing all sorts of activities. New videos are beind added on a regular basis, so keep coming to see what is new.
• More to come!