ADD STREAMING VIDEO TO WEBSITE.

Jungle Computer offers a wide range of services including custom web design, web application development, custom software programming and flash applications. Our mission is to deliver solutions that work, and make our clients' money. We can put any video on any web site, add stunning effects like links, email forms, and much more. Choose from a variety of stylish, professional players to let your clients control the playback any way they want.

The best way to add video to a web site is to use the Flash FLV video format.

There are several reasons why Flash FLV is the right choice right now:

1. Flash Player is found in more browsers than any other player.

2. Flash works on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux.

3. Flash works in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Opera.

4. Flash gives you excellent control over the presentation of your video; if you own Adobe's Flash product, you can design your own player user interface.

5. There are also free and open source players you can use without buying Flash.

So how hard is it to put Flash video on your own web site?

• Well, it takes some effort - and it also consumes bandwidth on your site.

Was your original web site created in the 90's? Is the design just not appealing to your customer anymore? Let Jungle Computer custom re-design your existing web site into something you can be proud of and that sets you apart from the competition.

Staying above the curve and setting your web site apart from the imitators is the best solution to maintain your niche.

See The Impact Video Can Have On Your Site.

The Partridge Family

Premise

In the pilot episode, a group of musical siblings convinces their mother to help them out by singing with them as they record a pop song in their garage. Through the efforts of the 10-year-old son Danny, they find a manager who helps make the song a Top-40 hit. After some more persuading, Mom finally agrees that the family can go on tour. They acquire an old school bus, paint it and depart to Las Vegas for their first live gig at Caesars Palace.