Ensure that you have the latest version of Flash Player installed. To install the latest version, visit:
http://adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash
Close your browser and log back in to the application.
A speed test has indicated that, based on the speed of your Internet connection, you might have a better experience without video playing. If you’re sure that your internet connection is fast enough try pressing the “Show Video” button below the presenter’s video.
Do you see a button below the image that says “Show Video”? If so, press it to enable video playback.
If there is no “Show Video” button you are participating in an audio only presentation or the video has not yet begun.
Close your browser and log back in to the application.
If possible, try accessing the application on another computer.
Press the retry button below the message.
Close your browser and log back in to the application.
If possible, try accessing the application on another computer.
Do you have administrative rights on your computer? If not, your system administrator must install Flash Player for you.
Try the installation in another web browser.
For more information on installing Flash Player, visit:
http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/
Typically, registration stays open up until the event is scheduled to begin. Moderators can modify to their discretion. If registration expires, attendees cannot join the event.
Audio is sent at 28-56kbps and video is sent at 200-300kbps, both can vary depending on the event. If a user is below 300-350kbps, the console will disable their video.
Most Streaming events do not require attendees to manually dial in to the audio portion, but this does not eliminate this option. If there is audio information included in the email invitation, attendees are given to this option.
Follow the steps below:
Note: If registration ends early, it is because the client has requested it. The registration type should never be changed.
Yes, joining an event through a VPN can impact the quality of the presentation and potentially interrupt connectivity. It’s recommended that users disconnect from their VPN to join an event.
Typically, registration stays open up until the event is scheduled to begin. Moderators can modify to their discretion. If registration expires, attendees cannot join the event. The following script should be used:
“Currently registration for this Event has expired, which closes admission into the Event. We recommend that you contact either the presenter or the person who invited you to see if there will be web replay or reschedule of this Event.”
The customer’s IT department should be advised that Ports 80, 443 and 1935 should be open for access into the meeting (see list of all ports below). Also, the domain *streamline.stream57.com should be added to the proxy or firewall filters.
Note: Certain web traffic may be blocked by Websense and other web traffic filters.
ports
SMTP TCP/25 Used for Registration and Notification emails
FTPS TCP/990 Used for secure file transfer to/from clients
HTTP TCP/80 Used for Streamline websites/applications
HTTPS TCP/443 Used for encrypted Streamline websites/applications
RTMP TCP/1935 Real Time Messaging Protocol, used for Streamline applications