The Digital Media Lab, located in room 261 of the Humanities building, is now open to faculty and media students to experiment with audio and video applications for the world wide web. At this time, the Digital Media Lab is not equipped to handle major projects, advanced video editing tasks, or large video files, but exists as an experimental multimedia lab for small projects, advertisments, web banners, and audio/video introductory sessions.

In order to schedule time in the Digital Media Lab, please email Megan Sapnar or call x2096.

Digital Media Lab equipment available:

• Broadway Pro 2.5 Video Capture and Editing Board:
  Real-time MPEG-1 compression
  Supports Internet-streaming (VDOLive On-Demand from VDOnet, and RealVideo from Progressive Networks)
  Support for Video CD Captures AVI and MPEG formats
  Ulead Systems MediaStudio VE video editing software
  Stock video and audio media clips
  Broadway's Help and Technical Site
  
  
• Macromedia's Dreamweaver
  A Professional HTML editor
  Supports DHTML, ActiveX controls, JavaScript, Cascading Style Sheets
  Roundtrip HTML editing
  Also included: Behaviors, Layers, full FTP functionality, Library elements, Pre-coded objects and Java Scripts, Animation Timeline, Site Management
  
  
• Flash 3.0
  Use Flash to add animation and interactivity to your site with Shockwave
  
  
• Real Publisher
  For streaming audio and video embedded directly in your web pages or in a pop up RealPlayer
  
  
• Windows NT 4.0 Workstations