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Video
Streaming Links
September 11's Remembrance Service at University Hall can be viewed here
in its entirety. If you already have RealPlayer, simply choose one of the
two links below that corresponds with the browser you are using. If you
do not have RealPlayer, please follow the instructions lower on the page
for downloading (free) Real Player.
Remembering September 11
September 11, 2002, U-Hall
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On-Demand
Video: Viewing in Internet Explorer. Please be patient, streaming
speed depends on network traffic, but should begin within 60 seconds.
• On-Demand Video: Viewing in Netscape.
Please be patient, streaming speed depends on network traffic, but should
begin within 60 seconds.
Don't
have RealPlayer? Read below.
REALPLAYER
8 BASIC
(free download)
SELECT/INSTALL VIDEO PLAYER
Some video players come as plug-ins attached to your web browser. Macintosh
computers typically have QuickTime and PCs typically have Windows Media
and RealPlayer attached to their web browsers. The viewer will appear as
a separate screen, similar to a small television and allow you to continue
to use your web browser if you wish. FOR MAXIMUM BROADCAST QUALITY, AVOID
HAVING MULTIPLE SOFTWARE PROGRAMS IN USE WHILE VIEWING THE ARCHIVED VIDEO.
| REALPLAYER
8 BASIC SOFTWARE |
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To
view a live or archived video stream on your computer you can download
viewer software called RealPlayer 8 Basic. This product is available
as a free trial download from this site: REALPLAYER 8 BASIC. A preview
of the site and the link location are to the right. NOTE: You only
need to download the free, trial version REALPLAYER 8 BASIC to view
this special event via the web. |
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After
arriving at the REALPLAYER 8 BASIC web site and in order to download
RealPlayer 8 Basic (which has replaced RealPlayer G2 and, more recently,
RealPlayer 7 Basic), you will first answer a few questions about your
computer hardware and setup. Here are the most likely questions with
some discussion in brackets to assist you in properly downloading
RealPlayer 8 Basic: * |
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What
is your email address?
[Enter
email address. Indicate, via a check box found lower on that web
page, that you do or do not wish to receive product announcements.] |
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In
what country do you live?
[Select United States or another country depending on your location.] |
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What
type of operating system (OS) does your computer use?
[MACs (Macintosh) have an "OS" system with a number indicating
the version. PCs will run on any one of several Windows or other platforms
including: Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT, Solaris, Linux,
etc. Select your system type or the one closest in name and version
number.] |
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What
language do you prefer?
[Select a language depending on how you view the web normally.] |
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What
is the speed of your modem connection (if you are at home)? Or do
you have a special DSL connection through your cable company, or other
faster connection type?
[Most computers in homes use either a 28.8K or 56K modem. Some users
may have ISDN and DSL connections through wireless and cable companies.
If you are viewing from a network or large system, for example, a
business office or educational institution, you are likely using a
LAN or T1 Connection. Check with your local technical support.] |
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NOTE:
If your computer does not meet the provided choice of answers you
can possibly download an older version of RealPlayer. However,
with older versions and with modem speeds less than 56K, we cannot
guarantee the best possible quality of connection, picture, or sound.
For best viewing, use at least a 56K modem where possible. Check the
RealPlayer site for more information on older versions of web video
software. |
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After
answering questions and downloading, you will need to locate RealPlayer
8 Basic on your computer harddrive and install it. Installation at
this point only requires you to double-click on the installer icon
and answer a few questions about how you use and connect to the Internet
(your modem connection) and your computer's setup. The software installer
will provide some of the answers about your computer's setup and you
can go with these if they seem correct. |
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After
the installation is complete, you will need to restart your computer,
when it is convenient, before using the new video software. Then,
return to this page to test RealPlayer by viewing the sample video.
If your player functions, you are ready to view your chosen webcast
or archived video program. |
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