matt_shore

From what I gather this method requires only windows media player on the client machine. It requires no additional codex for the client machine because it would all be re-encoded by the server. I believe the youtube application side would aid teaching and learning. Haha, nahh... I'm just a Senior Tech... Used to work at Birley Community College... One day I might be lucky enough to become a NM

I've been contemplating the idea of a Tversity server. Basically making a media streaming server on your local network. You can add all your movies and teaching resources and to a directory then let all members of staff stream directly from the server. Plus the extra genius behind this being - I bet your local authority block youtube, but as we all know a valued teaching resource. In Tversity you can add links to you tube (you can setup the server with user name and password for the proxy for unfiltered internet access) check it out and let me know what you think. Almost forgot to mention it also re-encodes the files so no need for codecs Matt

I know this is a bit of a late response but if anyone else is having this problem I have found a fix. We are running a RM CC3 network and the locally cached profile wouldn't launch Active Studio 3. I tried everything giving the user C: access and messing with Group policies in the end the below patch fixed it. ActivStudio v3.7.19 Update - Powered By Kayako SupportSuite Hope this helps Matt