...not to be confused with audiophile!
A friend of mine sent me a cassette tape of an interview with my dad. I had it professionally burned/copied/dubbed/whatever <g> to a CD. Out of that 51 minute interview I want to add a 5 min. segment to my dad's tribute web page.
Not knowing any better, I edited that segment in iMovie (HD)! I was at the Apple Store for another reason yesterday and the employee assigned to me told me another way to edit it that went right over my untechie head! Since I'd already taken the time to do it in iMovie, she turned it into a Quicktime movie compressed for web streaming. She mentioned that once on the web page, it will have a little black box where video would normally go! She also renamed the file to exclude the .mov extension.
My question is, after I upload this audio file to my ftp site, what html tags do I use to get that puppy on the web page?
Or...have I just gone about this project in completely the wrong way? I have a personal deadline for this 2 weeks from today. Thanks for any input.

A friend of mine sent me a cassette tape of an interview with my dad. I had it professionally burned/copied/dubbed/whatever <g> to a CD. Out of that 51 minute interview I want to add a 5 min. segment to my dad's tribute web page.
Not knowing any better, I edited that segment in iMovie (HD)! I was at the Apple Store for another reason yesterday and the employee assigned to me told me another way to edit it that went right over my untechie head! Since I'd already taken the time to do it in iMovie, she turned it into a Quicktime movie compressed for web streaming. She mentioned that once on the web page, it will have a little black box where video would normally go! She also renamed the file to exclude the .mov extension.
My question is, after I upload this audio file to my ftp site, what html tags do I use to get that puppy on the web page?
Or...have I just gone about this project in completely the wrong way? I have a personal deadline for this 2 weeks from today. Thanks for any input.
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