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An archive is a digitally recorded file of the live
audio broadcasts of our church services. These archives make it possible
for anyone to listen to our past church services at any time of the day.
You can either listen to an archive immediately by streaming the audio
from our web server, or you can download them onto your computer so that
it can be listened to without being connected to the Internet.
Streaming is a technology that pushes audio and/or
video signals through the Internet to any place in the world that has
Internet access.
The audio of all of our local services will broadcasted
live for anyone to listen to. In the future, we will be investigating
the possibility of streaming the video as well.
Streaming starts when our services start, according
to the schedule. As there is a limit to the number of connections that
our streaming server can handle, listeners will be connected on a first
come, first serve basis.
There are two requirements. First, download and install
the RealPlayer program, and secondly, register with us as a listening
subscriber. Both are described below.
Streaming requires our listeners to have the RealOne
player installed on their computer. If you do not have this program installed,
first check the RealOne system requirements
to determine if your computer is capable of running the player. If so,
we provide instructions to get the latest
version of the free RealOne player for Windows.
New listeners need to fill in their full name and
address in order to create a user login name and password. Each time you
want to listen to a either live or archived services, just log in with
your login name and password to get connected.
PST stands for Pacific Standard Time.
Return to live streaming home
page.
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