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SMIL
The
World
Wide Web Consortium
(W3C)
released April 16, 1998 the Synchronized
Multimedia Integration Language
Specification
(SMIL). Created by the W3C Synchronized Multimedia
Working Group, SMIL is an XML-based language for
writing "TV-like" multimedia presentations for the
World Wide Web.
SMIL
is a layout language, and is very similar to HTML;
a SMIL file is a text file and the syntax contains
tags and syntax much like HTML.
RealNetworks
has adopted SMIL for use with it's RealSystem G2.
You can find more information about SMIL at an FAQ
page on their website.
<www.real.com
web page "Frequently
Asked Questions About
SMIL">
last
updated: 11/20/98
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