Depending upon your computer's operating system, here are some helpful links to resources, references and files if you had problems viewing the test webcast.
Requirements for Viewing a Mediasite Webcast:
- Windows
- Windows 95 or later
- Compatible Browser:
- Internet Explorer 5.0 or later
- Firefox 1.0 or later (plug-in may be required and is OK to download and install when prompted)
- Windows Media Player 6.4 or later (plus codec updates if required)
- Mac
- Mac OS X
- Compatible Browser:
- Safari 2.0 or later
- Firefox 1.0 or later
- Camino 1.0 or later
- Windows Media Player 9 for Mac OS X
Windows XP, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows 98 SE (Second Edition)
| Processor |
233 MHz Pentium II or AMD equivalent minimum, 500 MHz recommended |
| RAM |
64 megabytes minimum, 128 megabytes recommended |
| Free hard disk space |
100 megabytes |
| Sound card |
16 bit sound card |
| Video |
Super VGA (800x600) or better |
Windows 98 (prior to final "Second Edition")
| Processor |
166 MHz Pentium or AMD equivalent minimum, 266 MHz recommended |
| RAM |
32 megabytes minimum, 64 megabytes recommended |
| Sound card |
16 bit sound card |
| Video |
256 color video card minimum, 24 bit true color video card recommended |
Windows 95, Windows NT
| Processor |
90 MHz Pentium or AMD equivalent minimum, 120 MHz recommended |
| RAM |
16 megabytes minimum, 32 megabytes recommended |
| Sound card |
16 bit sound card |
| Video |
16 color video card minimum, 256 color display card or better recommended |
Apple Macintosh
Network Setup
For workstations to be able to view presentations broadcast from DOA you must:
- Ensure that ports 80 TCP and 1755 UDP/TCP are open to media1.wi.gov and media2.wi.gov
- Workstations must be able to resolve the DNS name media1.wi.gov and media2.wi.gov
For institutions/companies where state agencies are broadcasting a Mediasite event:
- Please read the following doucment: VPN Ports
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