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Is there a user forum for eLecture?
Yes!
Can I install eLecture Server on the same computer where I already
run Unreal Media and/or Archival Server?
Yes, you can. The installation of eLecture Server checks if Unreal Media and
Archival servers are present on your system; if not then they will be
installed together with eLecture Server.
What TCP ports do I need to open in my organization firewall in order
to serve live lectures to outside audience?
TCP port 8432 for eLecture server and 5119 for Media Server which streams
live video feeds. Both ports can be changed with servers' configuration
programs.
What live sources can be used for broadcasting?
The Unreal Live Server works with USB and Firewire digital cameras; analog
cameras connected to Video Capture card; hardware encoding appliances
supporting DirectShow. Screen capture component can be used as a video source
as well. Furthermore, you can use our UM100 and
UM200 hardware
and completely avoid installation of Live Server.
How do I add new languages to eLecture Console and eLecture Administration
Console?
Locate files named "lang.lang" and "serverlang.lang" in the appropriate
installation folders. Open these files in Notepad program. Add new language
blocks or change existing ones. Save files as Unicode.
After I change the default path for archiving video feeds, my
previously configured lectures don't show any archived feeds in the "Lectures
History" view.
The new setting will apply only to new lectures and new streaming feeds added
to existing lectures. To apply it to previously configured lectures, simply
re-add any streaming feed to lecture configuration.
I need to run advanced queries on the eLecture SQL Server database. I also
need to protect the database from unauthorized use.
Install free Microsoft Management Studio for your version of SQL Server
and run any queries on eLecture database. Do not change the database as this
can break eLecture functionality. Furthermore, you can disable remote
connections to eLecture database to make sure it's protected from unauthorized
usage.
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