webcam resolution

[Dale]

Hello

I have NOF 10. I am just starting with it and I am a rookie at web design.
I have had a simple webcam page for years that I have upgraded to an HD
webcam with a very large image resolution and file size.
http://www.drdale.com/cam
I would like to be able to have the smaller size image on the page also be a
smaller file size. The way it works now the image on the web page is resized
to fit the page but the visitor is still having to download the full size
file to see the resized image. I guess I need to be able to resize the image
in the software and upload two resolutions, a large and a page size. How can
this be done? Is there another way to get a smaller file size on the page
and then the full size image when you click on the full size image link?

Dale

[Larry in AZ]

Waiving the right to remain silent, "Dale" <drdale_com@yahoo.com> said:

> Hello
>
> I have NOF 10. I am just starting with it and I am a rookie at web
> design. I have had a simple webcam page for years that I have upgraded
> to an HD webcam with a very large image resolution and file size.
> http://www.drdale.com/cam
> I would like to be able to have the smaller size image on the page also
> be a smaller file size. The way it works now the image on the web page
> is resized to fit the page but the visitor is still having to download
> the full size file to see the resized image. I guess I need to be able
> to resize the image in the software and upload two resolutions, a large
> and a page size. How can this be done? Is there another way to get a
> smaller file size on the page and then the full size image when you
> click on the full size image link?

Most decent video editing software can do that, but lacking editing
capability, try Super Encoder. It's got lots of options, so the learning
curve may be a bit steep.

It can change size, file format, bitrate, aspect ratio, everything...

http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html

And, it's FREE..!

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