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Audio Information
- Is there a limit to how many people can
access the "Listen in Live" streaming audio at any one
time?
Sound Problems
- Why isn't there any sound coming from the
Live Audio?
Download Problems
- How do I download the RealPlayer Audio
program?
Connection problems
- How come I can't get connected to the
Live Audio?
- Why do I get dropped from the Live Audio?
- Who do I contact in regards to the Live Audio
connection?
Is there a limit to how many people can access the "Listen
in Live" streaming audio at any one time?
Yes. There is a finite amount of streams that are available
on a first come, first serve basis.
Why isn't there any sound coming from the Live Audio?
There could be a number of reasons you don't have sound.
If the chamber you are trying to listen to is not in session,
you will have silence. If you know the chamber is in session,
double-check to see that your computer is equipped with a sound
card, your speakers are connected and the volume is turned up.
Contact our Webmaster if you are still having problems.
How do I download the RealPlayer audio program?
RealPlayer is needed to listen to the live proceedings from
the House and Senate chambers. Instructions on how to download
the free player can be found on the Real Audio Web site.
How come I can't get connected to the "Listen in Live"
application?
There could be a number of reasons you might not be able
to get connected to live audio feed. Make sure you have downloaded
the latest version of the free RealPlayer application. It can
be located on the Real Audio Web site. Even if you have a version
of RealPlayer, there may be "plug-ins" and "drivers"
that will need to be downloaded to make your version compatible
to the site.
There is also a finite number of real audio streams available
on a first come, first serve basis. If all the streams are in
use, you will not be able to get connected until one of them becomes
available.
Why do I get dropped from the "Listen in Live" application?
Internet connection speeds can be a determining factor on
"Listen in Live" application's quality. If the connection
gets interrupted for more than a few seconds, the server will
drop the connection to open the audio stream to the next person.
Who do I contact in regards to the Live Audio connection?
You will need to contact the Webmaster if you are having
technical problems with the "Listen in Live" application.
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