|   If your question is not answered in the following section,
  please contact our support team at 819-770-5738, ext. 101 or via e-mail at: support@callisto.ca. 
 1. What PC configuration is recommended to support the video delivery
  service?
 
  System
  Requirements depends on whether MPEG2 is required or not.  Minimum of Pentium 500 MHz Processor with 128 MB 
          of RAM (256 Recommended) 
  Windows 98, ME, 2000 or XP 
  Modem or Ethernet network
  interface
 2. Do I
  require any hardware MPEG decoder to view videos?  For 
        Pentium class machines, all video decoding for MPEG1 is done in software. 
        For MPEG2 decoding a hardware decoder that is compatible with Windows 
        media player is required or with PCs with DVD players or higher end systems, 
        software decoding will do. 3. 
        What should I have running on my PC before installing the Voyager client 
        plug-in? You 
        will require the following:  Microsoft 
        Internet Explorer version 6; 
  Netscape 
        6; 
  Microsoft Media Player version 8.; 
  Sun Java 
        plug-in. 
 You can
  find all the latest Callisto client releases and links at www.callisto.ca We
  recommend that you first download and install the browsers then the Microsoft
  Media Player.
 4. How do
  I install the Callisto Video Client?  The 
        first thing to do is to download the client. The latest client release 
        can be found at www.callisto.ca. Download 
        into a temporary file (note the location). You must now go to file manager 
        or explorer to locate the file and execute. (Double click on file). The 
        files will self install - please follow instructions. If this is the first 
        time you are installing this client, you may have to reboot your machine 
        you will be told to if required. For future client releases or upgrades 
        this will not be necessary. 
 As soon as the system is back up - you will be able to play videos in 
        either Microsoft Explorer or the Netscape browser.
 5. 
        I have downloaded and setup the video client, as instructed, but get a 
        blank screen when trying to play a video.  If 
        you do not have Windows 98, 2000 or XP, but are using Windows 95 - you 
        may not have a version of the Windows Media Player installed on your PC. 
        You can check - Programs - Accessories - Multimedia to see. There should 
        be a link to Windows Media Player. If this is not the case you must download 
        from Microsoft and install the media player and then reinstall the Callisto 
        client. The Media player will then instruct you to reboot your machine. 6. 
        I have set everything up according to instructions provided, yet when 
        I try to play a video all I get is a blank video screen.  Check 
        in the lower left hand corner of the browser. If there is a “resetting” 
        message and a counter displaying increasingly higher numbers, try turning 
        off any virus checker you may have running. In some PCs this will occasionally 
        occur when the combination of memory, CPU and video bit rate is such that 
        the virus checker cannot keep up with checking the complete stream of 
        video and simultaneously render the video on the PC monitor. Turn the 
        virus checker off and try again.  7. 
        I cannot log onto the Voyager 
        system.  Check 
        with your system administrator that your name and password have been set 
        up and the proper access privileges allowed. Please remember that logging 
        into the system is "Case Sensitive".  8. I am
  viewing video, but it is stuttering.  Check the bandwidth availability 
        at your site/home and the bit rate of the video to make sure you have 
        adequate bandwidth to view the requested video. In addition, if you are 
        sharing the connection with others in your organization or home, you may 
        not have access to the full bandwidth necessary to view the file. There 
        is an inherent Quality of Service (QoS) feature 
        in the video client, but it can only compensate for a fluctuation in bandwidth 
        for a limited period of time. |