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Frequently Asked QuestionsYou have chosen Flash as you default video player for ArchivesNote: These materials have been prepared for information purposes only and are simply a general guide. No guarantee can be given on the accuracy of this information.
What is live streaming?Live streaming is the transmission over the Internet of video of an event as it happens. Streaming is a form of online video in which the site sends video footage to a user's machine "on the fly" rather than as a complete file. It is like the difference between watching a TV show as it airs and watching a DVD. What do I need to view the videos?You need a device running a supported operating system, a supported web browser, and speakers. Please see responses below for more details. When do the live broadcasts start?Webcasts will begin 15 minutes before the meeting is called to order When is the video available after the meeting?The recording will be generally available about 48 hours or 2 working days after the meeting What platforms and browsers are supported?The following browsers are supported:
The following platforms are supported:
What are the minimum System Requirements for Windows and Mac OS?Windows minimum System Requirements:
Mac OS minimum System Requirements:
What connection speed is required to watch the videos?To be sure the video will play smoothly, you will need a minimum connection speed of 700kbs. How much data will be used while streaming a video?While streaming a video from this website, it will use approximately 5mb per minute. Video Player for archive videos?For archive videos, you can choose you prefered video player, How soon after a Council Meeting will the video be available to watch?In most cases, once a Council Meeting has concluded, the video will be available to watch online within two business days. These are available in the archive. |