The document presents an overview of multimedia for web servers, highlighting their roles as central hubs for managing and sharing various media types such as images, videos, and audio. It categorizes multimedia into static and dynamic types, discussing their access methods and the associated pros and cons, such as improved user experience versus bandwidth usage. The conclusion anticipates future advancements in multimedia servers, emphasizing the need for a user-friendly experience to meet evolving user requirements.

1. Multimedia for Web Server
Presented By: Pradipta Poudel
BIM 5th Semester
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2. Introduction to Multimedia for Web Server
▪ Serves as a central hub for managing your media library and making it
accessible to others over the internet
▪ A powerful tool that allows you to store and access various types of
media, such as:
– images,
– videos,
– audio files

3. Types of Multimedia for Web Server
▪ Static Multimedia
– Stored on the web server and delivered to the user's browser
without any modification
– Images, audio files, and video files
▪ Dynamic Multimedia
– Generated on the fly by the web server
– Video streaming, interactive multimedia presentations, and games

4. Accessing Multimedia from Web Server
▪ Hyperlink for the audio/video
file points to metafile
▪ Metafile indicates content-
type -> launch specific
application
▪ Media player gets metafile so
that it can fetch and stream
out the audio/video file

5. Pros and Cons
Pros
▪ Improved User Experience
▪ Reliable access to media files
▪ Improved security of website
Cons
▪ Bandwidth Usage
▪ Page LoadTimes
▪ Accessibility Concerns

6. Conclusion
▪ Can be a powerful tool for creating
engaging and informative websites
▪ Looking towards the future, we can expect
to see even more advancements in
Multimedia forWeb Server
▪ Multimedia web servers will need user
friendly experience to adapt to meet user
requirements

7. References
▪ https://genuinenotes.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Unit-7-
Multimedia-Networking.pdf
▪ https://studynotesnepal.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/unit-7.pdf

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