The video will typically be about 1/4 the size of your computer screen. If you wish to enlarge the video during playback, maximize the media player window and right click on the viewing area to select the size you like.

We have striven to make sure that the eRepublica website is visible on all available screen resolutions, at this time.

The MyLibraryDV Player works in much the same way as the Windows Media Player. The bars or framing around the video disappear after approximately 5 to 10 seconds of the mouse remaining inactive. To reinstall the frame, simply move your cursor to the edge of the picture. To make the video play at full screen, click on the "Fit Video to Screen" icon on the bottom right of the Player. To return to the standard picture size, click on the "Normal Size" icon on the bottom right of the Player.

The problem may be with the speed of your Internet connection. Users with fast connections such as T1 lines, cable modems, and DSL connections are able to watch our videos at a much higher quality than our 56K and 28K dial-up modem users. Streaming video over the Internet requires a great deal of bandwidth, and unfortunately 56K and slower connections are not fast enough to give you a TV quality picture you are expecting.

The optimal viewing size (screen resolution) for eBank is 800x600. To change your screen's resolution (for all applications), click on the Start button on the main windows screen. Go to Settings, then open the Control Panel. Select Display, then click on Settings. From there, change your screen size to 800x600.

The maximum resolution a Video CD can display is 720x480 pixels. Therefore an A4 scan at 72dpi would be the optimum size for viewing on a Video CD.

The voice activation is set to ON. This is shutting down the camera when the room is absolutely quiet to prolong the battery life. Switch the voice activation to OFF and the video screen will remain on at all times.

You can clear the screen by sending several formfeed characters. Additionally, some operating systems (like NetBSD) support a feature called ''whiteouts''. [a]

Go to Tools menu in Windows Media Player version 9 --> click the "Options" button, it will open a new window titled "options". In this, click the "performance" tab. Here click the "Advanced..." button; again it will open a new window with the title "Video Acceleration Settings". Go to "Start" Button, select "Settings" -- > click the "Control Panel". Click the "Power Options". Check is there any power schemes are enabled. It should be null.

Your computer display color setting may be set too low. If your display color setting is set at 16 bit, you need to change to 32 bit for a better viewing screen. Right click on desktop I Properties I Settings I change color quality to 32 bit. It could be that your computer screen saver is set to launch too quickly. For example, if you are giving a presentation and spend a long time explaining a slide (without moving your mouse or advancing the presentation), your screen saver may launch.

The best way to open the courses is by using Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher, Mozilla 1.0 or higher, or Netscape 7.0 or higher and a screen resolution of 1024 x 768 or higher.

The pages are optimized for 800x600 screen resolution, however, 640x480 and 1024x768 will work too. The formatting layout of the pages will differ somewhat though. You can change that too by rolling your mouse wheel in/out on most standard browsers. You will find the text size changes while the graphics stay fixed in size which is why the layout changes on HTML. The text takes up more or less space on the page.

It depends on how far you sit from the screen. Your sitting distance should be around 1.8 times the screen width.

If login failed or some features didn't work, you should change your browser and firewall settings to allow the use of Session-Cookie. Session-Cookie will be only temporally used as a session-memory. It will be deleted automatically when you close your browser. After you leave our web site, nothing will be left in your computer.

The Active-X control for viewing live video requires a lot of the CPU's time and resources for displaying the live video, on a normal computer viewing live video can use 50% - 60% of the computer's resources. The usuage maybe more or less depending on your specific system, use Window's Task Manager (press Alt + Ctrl + Del to bring up) while viewing the website to determine if it is using all the system resources. .

You will have 30 days of unlimited access to this site, which allows you to download as many videos as you want for that 30 day period. Each video you download will play for 7 days, no matter how many times you watch it. The videos you download will play even if you are not connected to the internet. You must be 18 years of age or older to view any of our videos.

If this happens chances are you need to use DIVX player to view the videos. All AVI's can be viewed with DIVX player. Check the site for a link to download DIVX player.

Directly below the video, you'll see two buttons that allow you to change its size. Please experiment to see which size works best for you.

If your video device driver is not listed, you should uninstall and reinstall it, with any new updates available from the manufacturer's website. This usually solves that issue. Additionally, make sure your video device driver actually supports live video conferencing. Some capture cards only support movie/video editing and not live video.

For optimal viewing we currently design at a screen resolution size of 1024 x 768 pixels at 72 dpi for a 17" monitor. Alternately, NXTbooks can be created at 800 X 600 pixels or 1280 X 1024 pixels depending on how you feel your viewers have or have not climbed up the technology curve.

You are using night vision. Simply turn the night vision off and the video screen will return to color.

While the video is playing, press Ctrl+I (that's I for Ivory). Save as BMP to preserve the most quality. Another way is to reduce the Video Acceleration to None and using the good ol' Print Screen button. However, restore back the Video Acceleration once you're done as it could affect video performance. Click and drag the link to the address bar. This will force Internet Explorer to open the page in the current window. However, this will not work for JavaScript links.

Full screen mode required Flash version 9,0,28,0 or newer. Simply clicking on the fullscreen button on the player to enter full screen mode, it's right next the volume control.

As most users still use a resolution of 800*600 pixel the new Web was designed to allow a complete viewing of the menu with this resolution. The best resolution is 1024*768. Higher resolutions (e.g. 1280*1024) may result in very small fonts. Please check first if your EICS account is still valid and that you have entered it correctly. In some cases access is hindered by some firewall settings. please check with your network administrator if the settings are correct.

You might find that it is difficult to read a document within UWEonline because of the lack of screen space. For those using Internet Explorer as their browser, one solution is to press the F11 key on your keyboard. This feature enlarges the size of the web page to the full screen capacity of your monitor. The F11 is a toggle key which means that if you press it again the screen size will revert to its original size.

Anything 1024x786 or above is fine. If your monitor is set to 800x600 or smaller, you'll notice that horizontal scroll-bars appear at the bottom of your browser because the site is larger than your screen. Almost all newer CRT and LCD monitors are all able to display 1024x768 or higher; if you're on an older system, you can right-click on your MS Windows desktop, select "Properties" and then choose the "Settings" tab to see what screen resolutions are available to you.

x768 (800x600 is supported as well); for lower resolution, the viewer can use the scroll bars to see the screen.

The layout was specifically created to fit 800 x 600 pixels, and although it looks best on 1024 x 768 resolution screens, it can be viewed quite easily on both resolutions, this website has not been tested on larger screens, but it should look great either way. ^^