The
Live Cam feature requires
Quicktime, a
free application for Mac and Windows available here.
Live cam will perform best for those with high-speed
internet access. Dial up (modem) connections are not
recommended. If you're downloading content or performing
any activities that keep your network connection busy,
you may experience a drop in broadcast quality.
Three ways to
watch
in Quicktime
CLICK
HERE to launch the Quicktime Player
and watch the live broadcast! (best method)
Or, as an option, you can tell
QuickTime to "open
url" under the FILE menu
and input this: rtsp://82.165.242.89:7070/KRX.sdp
If you're having problems or need
to bypass a possible firewall, CLICK
ON THIS LINK. This broadcast method
should work for 99% of all viewers and it will
open into a new browser window (Internet Exploder,
Netscape, Safari, Firefox). Once opened into your
browser window, you can bookmark the page for
quick access in the future.
Your computer may prompt
you for what application you wish to view the
video stream in. If it asks, be sure to select
QuickTime.
Having
Technical Difficulties?
Need additional help? Visit
the help menu above. Specific tips for Windows
and OSX users are listed there. Keep I mind,
I can't answer all technical questions as
I'm not too familiar with the Windows platform.
The tips provided come from fans and friends
who helped me compile this information for
you.
So
when is the live broadcast in your area?
Any scheduled broadcast will CLEARLY be displayed on my homepage. This is the most highly visible location to inform everyone.
Because I have a worldwide audience, I've finally created a clock that shows my timezone only, making it easier for you to do the math and compare your local time to my time. Use this clock as a reference (also shown on my homepage) to determine the air time in your area. This is a real-time clock showing my current time :
The
Live Cam feature requires
Quicktime, 
