• BETT 2011 - ClickView Demo

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    Domino
    Published on 13th January 2011 11:49 AM
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    A quick run through of the various features/products available within the clickview suite.

    Slight issues with noise on the floor - but you should be able to hear the very quiet demo we got ;-)

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    1. dirtydog's Avatar
      dirtydog - 13th January 2011, 03:08 PM
      go Joe!
    1. Hacksawbob's Avatar
      Hacksawbob - 22nd January 2011, 11:20 AM
      What does he say?
      2:55 "the only thing you need is a ????? licence"
    1. Andrew_C's Avatar
      Andrew_C - 22nd January 2011, 11:51 AM
      ERA? At a guess, sound broken here!
    1. dhicks's Avatar
      dhicks - 22nd January 2011, 03:50 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by Andrew_C View Post
      ERA?
      Does anyone know the current price for ERA / ERA+ / etc licenses? I did ask at the ClickView stand but they didn't know exactly - is around £300 about right?

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      David Hicks
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      RabbieBurns - 22nd January 2011, 03:54 PM
      we've got both clickview and clickview 24/7. Its great, but its a full time job for the librarians adding and indexing the new videos.. No idea about licensing though..
    1. Phantom's Avatar
      Phantom - 25th January 2011, 02:50 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by dhicks View Post
      Does anyone know the current price for ERA / ERA+ / etc licenses? I did ask at the ClickView stand but they didn't know exactly - is around £300 about right?

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      David Hicks
      Hi David,

      ERA + costings as follows - source from ERA website:

      All prices are PER student

      Primary/Preparatory school students - 16p
      Secondary school students - 28p
      Further Education students - 53p
      Higher Education students - 84p



      Regards,
      Phantom
    1. GREED's Avatar
      GREED - 25th January 2011, 03:11 PM
      My previous school looked long and hard at ClickView, the biggest issue was fidelity of the file once ClickView gets hold of it, thinking as a media archive as well as player.
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      howartp - 3rd February 2011, 08:27 AM
      Quote Originally Posted by GREED View Post
      My previous school looked long and hard at ClickView, the biggest issue was fidelity of the file once ClickView gets hold of it, thinking as a media archive as well as player.
      We use ClickView's base product day-in, day-out. We add the video's in our office (set it going, get on with work, split and index it when it's finished).

      We are looking at, and have trialled, Clickview Home several times - unfortunately I think our internet feed is causing issues as it is remarkably slow at uploading videos. Having said that I've been promised a technician this week to monitor it and see if there's any issues our end, as we would love to embed videos in Frog.

      Peter
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      nickjelly - 2nd March 2011, 02:01 PM
      Joe at ClickView is an extremely helpful bloke. They are definitely worth considering if you are looking at a video streaming solution.