If a JRE (Java Runtime Environment) or JVM (Java Virtual Machine) was not installed with your operating system or your web browser, you may need to install the Java Plug-in to run Java applications in your web browser. Your web browser may offer you a link to download and install a JRE or Java Plug-in, if no JRE is present. If your web browser offers you a link to download and install a JRE, JVM, or Java Plug-in, please follow the instructions offered by your web browser.

When opening the text display, a security pop-window will appear regarding installation of, or privileges for, an application from Stenograph L.L.C.. Depending on your web browser and Java Runtime Environment the exact content of this security warning may vary. Please choose Yes (or Grant) to load the text display. For additional information regarding the security warning please see Viewing eScription Events.

A wide variety of Java capable browsers are available for download and installation. We have listed a few browsers that have been recommended by our viewers. The listed browsers represent only a fraction of the browsers that are capable of showing the text display. When you load the captioning display, it will attempt to determine what application runtime environments are available within your web browser. This message should appear for less than a second.

Our wedding webcasts are streamed in Windows Media format. Nearly 95% of computers already have Windows Media Player installed, which means virtually all of your online guests will be able to view the webcast without installing any software. Just in case, we provide links to the free installation and upgrades for Windows Media Player, available from Microsoft.

A - You will need either the Windows Media or the Real Media player installed. Both media players are free. As yet we have not decided which format will best suit the conditions. If you have both players installed on your computer then it would be wise to test them both too. More details to follow...

Currently WebCast is not supported for Palm-based devices. For Pocket PC 2000, Pocket PC 2002 or above, you need to download Windows Media Player to view WebCast clips. Please refer to the following URL for details: For Pocket PC devices, select "Setting" -> "System" -> "Memory" to view the available disk space.

We stream from our servers using the Microsoft format. In order to receive PREVLINE multimedia, you must have a Microsoft Media Player installed on your computer. Wait for the buffering. It is normal and the amount is determined by your computer and Internet traffic

Answer: A live webcast is a live Category 1 program that takes place in real time. It also allows viewers to communicate electronically with the presenters during the presentation.

A - To view the webcast live or recorded, you will need a computer with a sound card and a speaker. You will also need broadband internet access.

PC equipment required depends on whether you intend to webcast audio only programming, or audio and video programming. A standard multimedia PC is generally adequate for any audio webcast. In general, any device that supports Video for Windows can be used.

If a JRE (Java Runtime Environment) or JVM (Java Virtual Machine) was not installed with your operating system or your web browser, you may need to install the Java Plug-in to run Java applications in your web browser. Your web browser may offer you a link to download and install a JRE or Java Plug-in, if no JRE is present. If your web browser offers you a link to download and install a JRE, JVM, or Java Plug-in, please follow the instructions offered by your web browser.

The Webcast can be viewed through Windows Media Player http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/ or Real Player www.real.com. Either of those applications can be downloaded online.

If you are having difficulties watching UWTV streaming files, please be sure you have selected the appropriate speed for your Internet connection. Choosing the incorrect speed can cause lags or interruptions in the video, or prevent the video from displaying at all. Please review the requirements for the specifc UWTV viewing speeds in our Help section.

AOL browsers are not compatible with the Live WebCast. To correct this problem, connect online through AOL as usual, but instead use the Internet Explorer browser to login into the Live WebCast.

A Live Webcast is a controlled-access video broadcast that is accessible through the Web. Think of the IMS Live Webcast as a meeting room designed for educational event. The podium, or front of the room is the location where we are broadcasting video of you and controlling the interaction with the participants or students. The participant seats are virtual; they can access your video stream and classroom from anywhere in the world.

Almost any computer configured to connect to the World Wide Web should allow you to view the Webcast. Speakers and a 16-bit sound card are required to reproduce the audio portion of the Webcast. Your computer should have a color monitor with VGA (Video Graphic Adapter) able to display a minimum of 32K (32,768 color) with a resolution of 640 x 480 or higher. Insofar as the software requirements are concerned, you will need a Web browser (Netscape® Navigator v.

You can register for the webcast at any time. When you register, you will be given a username and password. If you log in to the webcast on the day of the teleconference, you will need to enter your username and password. The webcast can be viewed by any number of persons. The fee for the webcast increases as the number of viewers increases.

No, our visual IS the captioning. We are trying to make this process as accessible for as many people as possible.

b. Log in with the username and password you received from elearning@intersystems.com. You may need to modify your spam filters to allow permit email from this address. d. Search for the content by keyword or category (if it is not in the "My Learning" area already). e. Assign the recorded event to yourself by selecting the "Add to My Learning" link to the right of the recorded session name.

Anyone you invite, as long as they have a broadband Internet connection and Windows Media Player. Dialup users will not be able to view the webcast.

b. Log in with the username and password you received from elearning@intersystems.com. You may need to modify your spam filters to allow permit email from this address. d. Assign the event to your “My Learning” by selecting the “Add to My Learning” link to the right of the event. g. Perform the Audio Check (Tools -> Audio Wizard) to allow you to tune your audio before the session begins or at any time during the session.

All webcasts are made available as an archive to everyone 24 hours after the live event. The archived webcast is available for up to one year from date of live broadcast. To see a complete list of archived webcasts please visit www.Firehouse.com/live/archived.html.

Either become a DCI.org Fan Network Platinum Member or signup for a Pay-Per-View for each scheduled event.

The rules create transition periods during which the amount of closed-captioned programming will be phased in over eight years at which time 100 percent must be closed-captioned. Interim benchmarks have been established at two-year intervals. In January 2003, the Commission will examine whether sufficient progress is being made and decide whether to adopt additional mandatory checkpoints.

Closed Captioning or (CC) are like sub-titles or words that show at the bottom of the screen to let the deaf and hard of hearing enjoy the movie even without sound.

Using the Olympus Software Development Kit, Pinetree Computing LLC has created software that provides computer camera control and the ability to view the Live View image on a second computer monitor or on a television screen. To use this software with the EVOLT E-510, set the camera's USB MODE option to CONTROL and then connect it to the computer and second monitor or television using the USB AV/PC-2 "breakout" cable.

In order to hear a Webcast audio and view a Webcast video you need to have Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher installed on your computer. Click here to download the latest version of Internet Explorer. This problem occurs when you do not have the latest codecs on your computer. Please download and install Windows Media Audio and Video 8.0 Codecs.