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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Yes. You must install Quicktime Player version 7.2 + and have Flip4Mac plugin installed. In the Flip4Mac system preferences under Browser settings, you need to check "Launch QuickTime Player". This will allow the stream to be viewed in QuickTime instead of inside your browser. You then can select "View > Full Screen" for full screen viewing.

Some users experience difficulties using all the features on sendspace when they are using the AOL browser. The AOL Browser is a special AOL version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer and some web sites may not always work or display correctly due to the way AOL compresses its graphics. One way to solve this particular problem is to turn off your compressed graphics if you are experiencing problems with your graphics or loading some pages on the web.

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.

We recommend that you use version 5.0 or higher of either Netscape Communicator (a.k.a. Navigator) or Microsoft Internet Explorer. In addition, our website also supports Mozilla's Firefox 1.0 browser. If you have a previous version of one of these browsers, you can download a free copy of the latest version of Netscape's , Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Mozilla's Firefox from their web sites.

Maybe. The AOL browser is not a supported browser for using iMpact. Although some users are able use it without trouble, others are not, and we can't say with confidence that it works. There's a good reason for this inconsistency: AOL 4.0 is not one program but two. One works, the other doesn't. The AOL browser is really Internet Explorer "under the hood". However, some versions of AOL 4.0 are built on top of Internet Explorer 3.0 while others are built on IE 4.0.

For the best performance, use only version 4.5 or above of Internet Explorer or Netscape. AOL and other browsers are neither recommended nor supported.

This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer version 4.0 or greater, with JavaScript and cookies, style sheets, and frames enabled. Although we haven't tested them, later versions of Opera should work. Older browsers and WebTV may be used to view the site, but expect some functionality and/or formatting to be lost.

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.

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.

The NAHV Club currently works on the AOL 8 and higher browsers. However, you may encounter some technical difficulties. To be fully compatible with the NAHV Club we recommend that you use Internet Explorer. See also "What software is required to view videos in the NAHV Club?"

If you use AOL as your ISP, it is recommended that you connect to the Internet through AOL, minimize AOL and open one of the supported Internet browsers, such as Internet Explorer or Netscape to access your D2L course.

Proprietary browsers such as AOL's seem to have problems with My Account and are not recommended for using this function.

Currently, The Screening Room does not support the AOL browser. If you are visiting our site through AOL, please use Internet Explorer to view our site.

The American Girl Web site is best viewed with Netscape 4.5 and above (except 4.6), Internet Explorer 4.0 and above, and America Online (AOL) 4.0 and above. You can download the most current versions by clicking on the browser names. These browsers have been tested on our site and should allow you to view the site most of the time. However, please note that with all the computer/browser combinations, there are sure to be some bugs.

OceanConnect.com is best viewed in the Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 Browser. To download the latest version of Internet Explorer click on the icon below. Although we make every effort to address most common questions in this Frequently Asked Questions area, we cannot always foresee a question you might have. If your question was not answered here, please use our Feedback form to submit your question, and we will get back to you with an answer as soon as possible.

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.

Yes you can, ViaVid's DataCasting Engine (DCE) handles all the traffic redirection for live or replay events.

Yes, AOL version 6.0 will support the LimeWire client. Some people have found that the spyware removal program included with AOL misidentifies LimeWire as spyware and removes it from your computer. If you are having this problem, you should stop using AOL Spyware Protection and use a different spyware removal progam.

You can't use SpamBayes directly with the normal AOL Mail interface, but AOL's Mail system is reputed to allow IMAP access. If that proves to be correct you should be able to use the SpamBayes IMAP filter (sb_imapfilter.py) to scrub your AOL mailbox. Should you try this, reports of your successes or failures on the spambayes@python.org mailing list would be appreciated.

Yes, however the connection settings may need to be modified in order to work with ResNet. Internet accounts such as AOL are not necessary in the residence halls, however. For students living off-campus, keep in mind that although AOL and MSN support multiple screen names/users under a single billing account, most providers allow only one screen name to be signed on at once.