Displaying AVI Files through web server

I am using Labview & Vision assistant to analyze an avi file
The file is compressed and is 207KB and 5 secs long
When using web publishing wizard and running the web server i cannot see the video footage on a remote machine over the internet, other data such as a graph however displays fine on the remote machine.
I am using the university internet connection which should be easily fast enough for the data, the connection is at least a T3.

The remote computer may need to have the IMAQ drivers installed on it.
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