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The new BATC streamer is integrated in to the main BATC website and can be viewed by clicking on "Streamer" on the top navigation menu bar.
 
The new BATC streamer is integrated in to the main BATC website and can be viewed by clicking on "Streamer" on the top navigation menu bar.
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*[[Watching the streamer with VLC]]
  
 
*[[Streamer channel list]]
 
*[[Streamer channel list]]
  
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*[[The player page]]
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*[[Watching the new streamer]] How to watch a channel including how to enable Flash.
  
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All members are allocated a streaming channel which is configurable from the account dashboard - the following wiki pages describe how to set your streaming channel up.
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*[[Watching the new streamer|Having Problems with Flash?]] The how and Why of Flash.
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*[[Configuring your channel]] Logged in members can configure their channel on the member's account dashboard.
 
  
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*[[Channel types]] Details on members, repeaters and special event channels and how to get one.
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*[[Radio_Club_membership_2020|Streaming for Radio Clubs]] Information for Radio Clubs using the Streamer during the COVID 19 pandemic
  
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*[[Encoder settings]] How to set up Portsdown, VMIX and Adobe encoders to stream to the new service.
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All members are allocated a streaming channel which is configurable from the account dashboard.
  
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===Watching Flash streams on the Streamer===
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The following wiki pages describe how to set up your streaming channel:
  
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Channels on the streamer can be set to Flash or HTML5 by the owner. Flash has the advantage of minimal delay but will need specifically enabling in Chrome, Firefox and Edge browsers before you can watch the channel. HTML5 works with all modern browsers, including iphones and ipads but is subject to a 10 - 20 second delay.  
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*[[Configuring your channel]] Logged in members can configure their channel on the member's account dashboard.
  
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====Chrome browser====
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*[[Channel types]] Details on members, repeaters and special event channels and how to get one.
  
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[[File:chromeflash.jpg|400px]]
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*[[Configuring_your_channel#Stream_input_URL|Encoder settings]] How to set up Portsdown, vMix and Adobe encoders to stream to the new service.
  
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If you get a image of white noise when you try to browse a stream, you need to tell the Chrome browser that the new BATC site is safe for the use of Flash.  To do this:
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*[[Using Zoom to stream to BATC streamer]]
  
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# Right click on the word “Secure” in green at the left handside of the address bar.
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Other useful information includes:
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# Select Site Settings - this will open in a new tab.
 
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# Go down to Flash (6 on the list), click on the arrow on the right handside, and select allow.
 
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# Close the tab which settings has opened in and refresh the original page.
 
  
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Your browser will remember this setting and you should not have to do it again for the BATC Site.
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* [[Streaming directly from MiniTiouner]]
  
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====Firefox browser====
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* [[Recording the BATC streamer]] Details how to locally record the BATC streamer
  
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If you just get a blank screen on a channel in Firefox you will need to enable flash:
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* [[Embedding the BATC player on a webpage]]
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# Click on the video window
 
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# Right click.....
 
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# To be completed...
 

Latest revision as of 18:27, 9 March 2021

The new BATC streamer is integrated in to the main BATC website and can be viewed by clicking on "Streamer" on the top navigation menu bar.

All members are allocated a streaming channel which is configurable from the account dashboard.

The following wiki pages describe how to set up your streaming channel:

  • Channel types Details on members, repeaters and special event channels and how to get one.
  • Encoder settings How to set up Portsdown, vMix and Adobe encoders to stream to the new service.

Other useful information includes:

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