"Notes": "This is an example of how ADL stores video files. If you have the original version of Windows 95 without any of the updates, you should go to their web site and download Microsoft Active Movie® for better viewing.\r\n\r\nThis video was downloaded from the internet and I found it rather humorous. I also found that this video has quite a cult following. There actually was a contest to see who could manipulate the video the best. Some guy did a great job with special effects and put it to the music of the group \"Prodigy\". I would have included it with the examples but we're trying to keep the download time down to a minimum.\r\n",
"OLE": "BINARY_FILE:Main/0_OLE"
},
{
"MainID": 6,
"Title": "Star Spangled Banner",
"Author": "Boston / Tom Scholz / Francis Scott Key",
"Keywords": "Music Sample Rock Guitar",
"FileName": "SSB_Boston",
"FileType": "WAV",
"FileDate": "11/24/97 00:00:00",
"FileSize": 986650,
"InsertionDate": "11/24/97 05:27:42",
"LastUpdatedDate": "11/24/97 05:27:42",
"Notes": "This is an example of ADL storing digital audio. This is just a portion of a WAV file that can be downloaded from the Boston Homepage. Boston has been one of my favorite groups since I can remember. I'm just glad that they made a sample of their sound available to the public on the internet. I suggest going out and buying their new \"Greatest Hits\" Album for starters. You won't regret it. Trust me, the rest of their music isn't athems. This is just the only clip from them that I can legally include as a sample.\r\n\r\nWe have to include this for legal reasons:\r\n\r\n\"This document was written for The BOSTON Homepage (http://www.boston.org). Redistribution is permitted so long as this notice remains intact.\" \r\n\r\nTom Scholz is obviously not the \"webmaster\" of this page. I don't think he would be so anal with the legal stuff :)",
"OLE": "BINARY_FILE:Main/1_OLE"
},
{
"MainID": 7,
"Title": "TEXT document",
"Author": "Latshaw Software",
"Keywords": "SAMPLE TEXT",
"FileName": "Text File Example",
"FileType": "TXT",
"FileDate": "11/24/97 00:00:00",
"FileSize": 516,
"InsertionDate": "11/24/97 05:41:54",
"LastUpdatedDate": "01/05/98 15:04:34",
"Notes": "Hit the F9 key to see this text file.\r\n\r\nAlso, take note that for example purposes, notice that the \"Last Updated Date\" differs from the library insertion date. That's because we went back and added the second paragraph on the fifth of January and ADL automatically detected the changes and prompted us to reinsert the file back into the library, automatically recording the changes, and recording the date and time of the changes.",
"OLE": "BINARY_FILE:Main/2_OLE"
},
{
"MainID": 8,
"Title": "What is Love",
"Author": "Haddaway",
"Keywords": "MIDI Music Dance Saturday Night Live",
"FileName": "Love",
"FileType": "MID",
"FileDate": "02/14/98 00:00:00",
"FileSize": 61727,
"InsertionDate": "01/05/98 13:12:48",
"LastUpdatedDate": "01/05/98 13:12:48",
"Notes": "This is an example of a MIDI file being stored with ADL. MIDI files are much smaller than actual recorded music because the file only stores the notes and the assigned instruments, and the sound card generates all of the sound. In comparison, a WAV file is an actual digital recording of real audio sound which, depending on the quality of the recording, can take up over 50MB for a normal 3-4 minute song.\r\n\r\nI was unsure of the group who originally wrote the song so credit goes to OC-104 in Ocean City, Maryland for providing me with the answer.\r\n\r\nThis file sounds significantly better if you have a \"wave table\" sound card such as a SoundBlaster AWE.",
"OLE": "BINARY_FILE:Main/3_OLE"
},
{
"MainID": 10,
"Title": "Bob & Kayla Latshaw",
"Author": "Photographed by Robert E. Latshaw, Jr. (a.k.a. Dad or Bob-Bob)",
"Keywords": "Family Photo Thanksgiving Bob III Kayla Lynne",
"FileName": "Bobkay",
"FileType": "JPG",
"FileDate": "11/27/97 00:00:00",
"FileSize": 55089,
"InsertionDate": "01/05/98 14:27:39",
"LastUpdatedDate": "01/05/98 14:27:39",
"Notes": "This is an image example using a JPEG picture format. JPEG images use an excellent compression scheme to keep their file size down. Had this been a Bitmap file, it would have been over 900K. If you have a choice, convert all of your photographs to JPEG format before inserting them into a library.\r\n\r\nSorry for not including a prettier picture, but Julia Roberts would probably sue me if I put her picture in here.",
