Webcasting

No you don’t. The council webcast can be viewed with a 56kbps modem. Broadband will improve the quality of picture for you though.

Simply click the link on the right of the webcasting introduction page. This will take you the webcast that will start playing automatically.

You said...we did Learning from your complaints, comments and compliments We will not always get it right and we need you to tell us where things go wrong so that we can improve for the future. When you make a complaint, comment or a compliment...

The speed at which information can be downloaded from the internet is subject to constant fluctuation. To compensate for this, and to ensure that the webcast is viewed as a steady stream even if there is some delay with the download, your computer...

Flash player is a plug-in that allows your browser to play Flash movies.

The speaker in the meeting may have forgotten to switch on their microphone. It is worth checking other speakers on the webcast to see if you can hear them before checking your own set up.There are a number of things you can check:Do you have a so...

Here are the most common reasons for not being able to view a webcast:A media player may not have been installed in your computer. The wrong media player may have been installed in your computer. If you are accessing the Internet from a large orga...

The speed of the connection normally causes this. Check that you are not using any other Internet application and that your connection is running at full speed. You can do this by holding your mouse cursor over the Internet connection icon in your...