Entervison Help Files.


Getting Started: The four most important files
Jar, HTML and other needed items
Capture card or USB cameras
Initial settings
Web Servers
Advanced settings
BVideo, what is it and why can't I find it?
IP? What is it and how do I find it?
Setting up the Radio Broadcaster.

Setting up the EnterVision Radio Broadcaster:

The internal workings of the Radio Broadcaster are similar to the Home Broadcaster. A jar file (Feb14a.jar and the html file Feb15R.htm) are placed into your root folder. The Radio Broadcaster and the Radio Broadcaster INI will be installed in the program folder during initial installation. You will need to change the IP address from the current 127.0.0.1 to your own personal IP. No other changes are needed. The JAR file MUST be in the root of your web server. When initially installed, the jar file will be placed in your program folder. You will need to copy and paste it into your root folder. The HTML can be on a remote site or in the same root folder. When you begin to broadcast, always choose a 16 bit mono audio codec. See the notes in this help section on settings for the Home Broadcaster. The sound settings and requirements are the same on both of these units.

The sound source must come in from the LINE IN jack on your sound card.

To access your page from the net, type in your IP followed by the file name, for example: htp://123.456.78.9/Feb15R.htm. Once you can hear the sound, you know it is set up properly. To place sound on any of your pages, just copy the applet text and paste it into a HTML. Whenever that URL is opened in a browser, the audio will instantly begin.

The image on this help page is here only for purposes of showing the IP address. The settings within this particular code are NOT settings for the Radio Broadcaster. Do not make any changes to your Radio Broadcaster HTML code, except for the IP address. If you have any questions, contact tech support.


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