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What do I need to experience streaming video?
If you can see the video, you already have what you need installed on your computer. If not, you may need to download some free software to enjoy video on the Web by following the links below.
Video Player
Choose either RealNetworks RealPlayer 6.0 (or higher) - www.real.com/player/. (If you want the free version of RealPlayer, be sure to click the 'RealPlayer 8 Basic' link.)
OR
Microsoft Windows Media Player 6.0 (or higher) - www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/.
Internet Browser
In addition to a video player you'll need one of the following browsers:
Internet Explorer 4.0 (or higher) - www.microsoft.com/downloads.
Netscape Navigator 4.0 (or higher) - www.netscape.com/computing/download.
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Other compatible browsers such as AOL 4.0 (or higher) - www.aol.com/, Compuserve 5.0 - www.compuserve.com, and Juno 5.0 - www.juno.com.
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What are the computer requirements?
- Operating systems: Windows 95/98/2000/NT, Mac OS 7 or higher
- Computer processor of 120 MHz or better
- 32 megabytes of RAM or higher
- Monitor settings: 256 or higher colors; 800 x 600 or higher pixels
- Sound card / speakers
Why does the video sometimes stop or pause?
RealPlayer and Windows Media Player use 'streaming' technology to start transmitting video almost as soon as it is requested, rather than waiting for the complete video file to download. If the video stream pauses, it is probably due to Internet traffic congestion, a slow modem connection, or insufficient computer hardware. If a pause persists, it is recommended that you restart the video.
What about firewalls?
Some organizations and Internet Service Providers filter or block video transmission. If you can not get video transmission (even when your system meets the above computer and software requirements), you may want to contact your Internet Service Provider or Network Administrator to see whether its security firewall is intentionally or unintentionally blocking video transmission. For further information, please see service.real.com/firewall/ or www.microsoft.com/Windows/windowsmedia/ en/serve/, which provide useful information to both users and firewall administrators.
If you still have a problem...
Please refer to www.real.comM, www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia, your Network Administrator or the handbook that came with your computer. Or send a message to techsupport@inextv.com, noting as much as you can of the following: the Web site that you viewed the video from, the name of the video, the problem, and your system configuration (player, browser, and operating-system versions, modem speed, Internet access provider, computer processor type and speed, and quantity of RAM.)