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<h1 class="H2.Heading2">Creating Streaming Movies</h1>
<p class="T1.Text1">Streaming movies come in two forms: server movies and client
movies. </p>
<p class="T1.Text1">You create a server movie that can be streamed over RTP by
adding hint tracks. Hint tracks tell the server how to packetize the movie. You
add hint tracks by exporting a movie to a hinted movie using QuickTime's
standard movie export mechanism.</p>
<p class="T1.Text1">You create a client movie that includes streaming content by
adding one or more streaming tracks. A streaming track tells the client where to
get the streaming media. In its simplest form, a client movie consists of just a
streaming track containing the URL of a movie on a server. A client movie can
contain multiple streaming tracks. </p>
<p class="T1.Text1">A client movie can contain non-streaming tracks with local
media content as well as streaming tracks. Streaming tracks can be composited
with local tracks. For example, a streaming track could be used as the source
for an effect track that is local to the client movie. </p>
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Server Movies</a> </h2>
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Client Movies</a> </h2>
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Compositing Streaming and Non-Streaming Tracks</a> </h2>