Using video clips is generally a wonderful and effective way to tell a story and present information using multimedia without taking up tons of space. Not only does it save time and energy on the part of the presenter but it also captivates the audience who are listening to the story. MySpace is a great place to store your video for future reference. If you are conducting a meeting and have access to the Internet, through an overhead projector you will be able to call up your video clip to assist you in your lesson to the audience. You will be able to access this video from anywhere in the world and you may have miles of video footage stored on MySpace that can be recalled at any time of the day or night. This article will endeavor to explain the steps to encode your video with the help of an online MySpace video code generator.

All you have to do is access any of the sites that support MySpace members by offering their services such as a MySpace video code generator and paste the URL of the video of your choice. The MySpace video code generator will generate a video code in the format of choice and you can cut and paste this code on your MySpace profile. Among these sites are plebius.org and ehub.journalism.ku.edu. All you have to do is locate a video clip you want to generate the code for and to copy the URL of the clip, which is the part between the href= quotes. Such as http://reporting.journalism.ku.edu/summer06/bradford/upload/2006/06/alwvideoexample.mov for example and paste that into the code generator box on the website. When you click Generate HTML, a whole bunch of code will pop up. Copy this code and paste it on MySpace for anyone to view the video clip. Generating Video code for MySpace is as simple as that.