The popular IF design systems support more than just text (so does Infocom's Z-machine, but it's not as easy as some of the newer systems to incorporate multimedia). You could check out Six Stories, developed in HTML TADS, or Guilty Bastards, a Hugo game.
Granted, they're not streaming, and not flashy or anything, but they're incorporating text and photos and audio to tell a story.
If foo's post below is what you're actually thinking of, I know that similar stuff (non-streaming, but nearly the same end result) can be done in Flash, and I believe that Windows Media Player and WMV can do it in a streaming fashion. Not that I like Microsoft, but I think the technology's out there.
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Re: You are too vague.
Date: 2002-11-22 06:20 pm (UTC)Granted, they're not streaming, and not flashy or anything, but they're incorporating text and photos and audio to tell a story.
If foo's post below is what you're actually thinking of, I know that similar stuff (non-streaming, but nearly the same end result) can be done in Flash, and I believe that Windows Media Player and WMV can do it in a streaming fashion. Not that I like Microsoft, but I think the technology's out there.