Screenshot provided courtesy of
Dr. Brad Lopez of Fresno City College.
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Composite Media by our definition is the synchronization of video or audio (or both) to a
series of external elements such as web pages, photo slides, text slides, online web sites, Closed
Captioning [CC] or any other media. Simply, Composite Media allows you to bring up any web
site or image and have it appear on cue with a video/audio clip, like a narrative storybook.
Composite Media is narrative by nature. You may use any array of media types supported
under RealPlayer® and Windows Media™ Player. Media files must be labeled correctly with
extensions like RM, RAM, and SMI for RealPlayer or MPEG or AVI for Windows Media
Player, so it can be played as a narrative element.
CiSMS Composite Media Presentations can be viewed in several different user interface players. Each interface can provide advantages to presenting content. And each interface can be customized to have the look and feel of your company and content.
A CiSMS presentation is portable, securable, and even customizable so that each presentation you make can be uniquely designed for the content and audience you are presenting for. This Includes whether the media downloads from the internet or is accessed from a local drive.
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Composite Media Presentation
