Mac
OSX Quicktime Help for Live Cam
Assuming you already downloaded Quicktime
and you're running Mac OSX 10.3.9 or greater, you should be
able to view the Live Cam with minimal problems. However, if
you're having problems, these four easy steps should solve any
remianing pesky problems. Please note, after making any changes
to your Quicktime settings, it's best to re-connect to the Live
Cam feed. You don't have to quit the program, but you should
close any open Quicktime window and re-establish your connection
to the feed.
Step One
Open
QUICKTIME
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Step 2
Click on the ADVANCED Tab
and go to the TRANSPORT SETUP
menu.
Select CUSTOM.
A new popup window will
appear as shown in step three.
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Step 3
Make sure you're settings are set to
HTTP and PORT ID 80.
At this point, EXIT any open
QuickTime windows and
RE-CONNECT or RESTART
to the KidRacer-X Live Cam.
Is your signal working now?
If not, move to step four.
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Step 4
Click the STREAMING TAB
and select your current internet speed. Although
the automatic setting should work in most cases,
it may help to make a selection here.
Don't know your speed? Make a close guess. The
more accurate your selection, the better your performance
will be.
If anything, don't pick a higher speed then what
you receive.
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Ultimately, the Live Cam
is incredibly easy to use and access. Most problems
result from the following...
- You don't have a current version
of Quicktime.
- You're operating system is
older than 10.3.9.
- You don't have broadband (DSL/Cable/T1).
- You have a firewall (a protective
software or hardware configuration) to prevent
incoming data feeds. At your own discretion,
you may want to adjust those restrictive settings.
- Transport Setup is NOT set
to HTTP and PORT ID 80 and probably should
be.
- After you made the suggested
settings changes, you didn't re-establish
your connection to the Live Cam feed. Try
quitting QuickTime and then re-connect to
the Live Cam signal.
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