The following sample files demonstrate various hyperlinking possibilities.

LINKING TO HTML PAGES
Using SMIL, you can easily link RealOne Player to a Web page that opens on a click, a keystroke, or automatically at a certain time.

Sample File	Description	Featured Illustrated	Reference
overview.htm	A demonstration of the many ways to use SMIL to launch HTML pages.	RealOne Player related info and media browser panes; using SMIL to open URLs automatically	click here
browserlink.smil	An HTML page opens and pauses the video when you click the video.	minimal requirements for opening a Web page: <area/> tag with the external="true" attribute	click here
arealinks.smil	Each quadrant of the video links to a separate HTML page. The video pauses when you open a link.	image map created through <area/> tags, along with the sourcePlaystate="pause" attribute	click here
timedlinks.smil	The video clip links to four different HTML pages at different times.	begin and end attributes in an <area/> tag	click here
timedlinks2.smil	An audio clip links to four different HTML pages that automatically open in secondary browsing windows at different times.	begin attributes in an <area/> tag, along with actuate="onLoad"	click here

LOADING HTML IN THE RELATED INFO PANE
The related info pane displays HTML pages next to a playing presentation.

Sample File	Description	Featured Illustrated	Reference
basiccontext.smil	An HTML page opens automatically in the related info pane when the video starts.	rn:sendTo="_rpcontextwin" attribute, and actuate="onLoad"	click here
timedcontext.smil	Four HTML pages open in the related info pane automatically at different times as a video plays.	begin attributes in related info pane links	click here
multilinks.smil	Four static clips display in the main media playback pane. Clicking each clip displays a different HTML page in the related info pane.	interactive begin attributes in related info pane links	click here
openatstart.smil	If the media browser pane is attached, the video appears flush left, leaving room for a related info page that opens later.	rn:contextWindow="openAtStart"	click here
closedatstart.smil	If the media browser pane is attached, the video appears centered at first, then moves to the left when the related info page opens.	default behavior without rn:contextWindow="openAtStart"	click here