Embedded Player
If you use a CMS (Content Management System) based website you may not be able to run scripts on your webpage. If, when you cut and paste the automatically generated player code from Screen2Flash into...
View ArticlePlayer Size and Quality
A larger player size requires more data (bandwidth) to maintain a high quality end result. Typical symptoms of a player that is too large for the chosen encoding bit rate include: Pixilation of video...
View ArticleRunning Your Webcast
When you click START Screen2Flash will minimise to the taskbar and will start in PAUSED mode. NOTE: The function keys / hotkeys to control the application whilst running are changeable from within the...
View ArticleCreating Player Script
Screen2Flash has the ability to automatically generate the code required for your live streaming player. From the SETTINGS / OUTPUT OPTIONS dialogue box click on the ‘Get Live Player Code’ link. NOTE:...
View ArticleInstallation
You will need WinZip or ALZip or similar installed to unpack the Screen2Flash installation files. Double click on the downloaded Screen2Flash.zip file and unpack this to your local hard drive. Locate...
View ArticleError Messages
Screen2Flash has been designed to be as straightforward to use as possible. However there are several common errors that can result in Screen2Flash not performing as expected. Cannot connect to the...
View ArticleBandwidth and Quality
As mentioned in the section on setting up Screen2Flash, the available upload speed of your network will determine the maximum bit rate at which you can broadcast using Screen2Flash. We recommend...
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Your First Webcast
Once you have saved your audio, video and streaming settings in Screen2Flash and created your live streaming player, you are now ready to broadcast live! Selecting capture mode Screen2Flash can capture...
View ArticlePlayer Overview
To run a live webcast you must have a streaming player embedded on a page on your website. This is a very straightforward process. You can use your own flash player or use the pre-configured player...
View ArticleSystem Requirements
Operating System Microsoft® Windows® XP with Service Pack 2 or 3; Windows Vista® Home, Business, Ultimate, or Enterprise or Windows 7 Hardware requirements Minimum Intel Core 2 Duo 2.5GHz or compatible...
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