Webcast Help
What do I need to watch the webcast?
Can people outside of the Urbana campus receive this webcast?
What kind of software do I need?
How do I watch the webcast?
When will the webcast archive be available?
How long will the webcast archive be available?
Can I interact with this webcast in real-time?
What do I do if there isn't sound?
Why is the video slow and choppy?
What do I need to watch the webcast?
- Computer speakers and a sound card
- 56Kbps Internet connection or better
- JavaScript and cookies need to be enabled
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Can people outside of the Urbana campus receive this webcast?
Yes. This webcast is not restricted to the University of Illinois domain.
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What kind of software do I need?
Besides a common Internet browser such as Internet Explorer, you will need the free link to QuickTime plug-in.
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How do I watch the webcast?
To view the live webcast, go to the webcast url at www.uif.uillinois.edu/AnnualMeeting2008
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When will the webcast archive be available?
The archived version of this webcast is available at www.uif.uillinois.edu/AnnualMeeting2008
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How long will the webcast archive be available?
Our current plan is to keep this event archive available for one year.
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Can I interact with this webcast in real-time?
No. We’re set up for viewing only, during this event.
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What do I do if there isn't sound?
Check to see that your speakers are:
- Connected to the correct port on the back of your computer
- Plugged into a power outlet
- Turned on and turned up to an audible level
- Adjust your system volume settings:
Go to the Start menu > Settings > Control Panel
Select Multimedia
Select the audio icon from the audio tab and turn up the volume
Verify that the mute boxes are not checked
*NOTE: If the playback audio area is inaccessible it is likely that your system is not configured for sound
- Turn up the volume on the media player:
Open Media Player from your Start menu
Look for the speaker icon and adjust the volume using the slide bar adjacent to the icon
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Why is the video slow and choppy?
- If you are using a modem (56 kbps or less), you may experience a slow transmission rate, and the image may be choppy at times due to high traffic on the Internet
- Try closing all other applications
- Keep in mind that this is not a television signal and that the video and audio transmission is compressed for the Internet
*NOTE: If you do not know your connection speed, you can right-click your mouse while in the video and check “Properties” for the connection speed.
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