Video Broadcast Test
Test your computer setup and software before you sign up for Sri Harold Klemp's talk via Internet video broadcast.
- Can you receive the
video broadcast on your computer? The
broadcast is a Windows Media
Video, the same format as the test clip below. If you can view the test clip on your computer, then
you have the necessary software
to see the broadcast. (Otherwise, you will need to download and install Windows Media Player.) See additional requirements and tips below.
Test clip: The Benefits of HU
(24 sec. Windows Media Video) - High-speed Internet connection required. Unlike the test clip above, the broadcast will be streamed to your computer, which means it will not be downloaded before playing. After a brief pause to set up the stream, your media player will begin playing the video as it is streamed from our broadcast provider. This data stream requires a fast network connection such as broadband DSL, cable, or ethernet. If you are not sure, check with your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to find out if you have a high-speed Internet connection. If you sign up for the video broadcast and your Internet connection turns out to be too slow, you will have the option to listen to an audio broadcast instead.
- Video quality: Video quality may vary with the quality of and traffic on your high-speed Internet connection.
- Internet Service Providers (ISPs): Some ISPs and Web browsers automatically disconnect users if no activity is detected for a specified time (varies widely). If you are disconnected during a broadcast, please contact your ISP or browser manufacturer to resolve the issue. Eckankar has no control over the duration of your connection.
Macintosh users: You can download Flip4Mac to play Windows Media files in QuickTime.
