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First, let's see how you can watch. Our "Watch" link requires Windows Media Player. Computers
with the Windows operating system come with Windows Media Player already installed.
If you do not have this player, you can download it for free by going to the
Windows Media Player
Download Center. To watch, just simply click on either the Watch stream links next to the program you would like to watch.
With a video stream, the program is fed directly from us to you without being saved on your computer. The higher
quality Broadband stream requires a DSL, Cable-modem, or other broadband Internet connection capable
of at least 700 kbps. If you connect to the Internet through a regular telephone line, then you will automatically receive a lower quality
stream.
You may also download a permanent copy of a webcast onto your computer for viewing at a later time. This allows those
using a dial-up Internet connection to watch the same high-quality version of the webcast as those using broadband.
However, using a dial-up connection for downloading a webcast may take several hours. For more information about
downloading webcasts, please see the next question.
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