Sending videos over the Internet requires the ability to send a large amount of data in a continuous, uninterrupted stream. It is necessary to limit the picture size for even the fastest connections, and dial-up connections can barely deliver satisfactory streaming video. If you have a dial-up connection, you may experience delays in the transmission. Also, you must use the "slow connection" version.
As the server must continuously deliver a large amount of data for each person watching a video, we must also limit the number of people who can watch a video at the same time. If you get a message that the server is busy, please try again at a different time.
To adjust the sound volume, use the volume control in the player program. You may also have a separate on-screen master volume control that comes with your workstation, and you may need to adjust this volume control also to obtain sufficient volume.
Producing a low resolution version which is clear enough to read the closed captions is a particular challenge. If you need to use this version we recommend that you also print the written transcript available from each of the video pages to help you to follow along with the video.
