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Want to make your site visitors smile? Try SMIL, an XML-based multimedia language. [Webreview 5/5/2000]
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Synchronized multimedia? Are you nuts? Steve shows us how to use SMIL to stream like a dream. [Webmonkey 06/10/2000]
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With the introduction of Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL, pronounced smile) earlier this year, Web multimedia creators have a new tool set for building time-based, streaming multimedia presentations that combine audio, video, images, and text. The proposed SMIL standard defines an XML-based language that allows control over the what, where, and when of media elements in a multimedia presentation with a simple, clear markup language similar to HTML. [Webtechniques 09/1998]
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The Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL) is a recommendation from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) that allows for the creation of time-based multimedia delivery over the web. Based on XML, it allows developers to mix many types of media, text, video, graphics, audio and vector based animation together and to synchronize them to a timeline. [WDVL 14/12/1998]
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