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Web Guidelines: MIT Libraries
Media Formats
Flash
Please contact the Web Manager (hennig@mit.edu) if you are thinking of using Flash. See also: Slideshows.
Visit IS&T and ATIC's Flash Accessibility page for more information.
Video & Sound files: MP3, Real Audio, Quicktime, etc.
Instructions on creating video tutorials
Let the web manager know if you plan to work with sound or video files that are NOT part of a video tutorial. For example, the music library has downloadable MP3 files in the Sheet Music Collection.