Installing Windows Media Player

1. READ THIS POINT FIRST - you may be able to skip the remaining steps.
   Windows Media Player is supplied with the Windows Operating System (Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows NT 4, Windows XP, Windows Vista) - but the player version will vary. Windows Media Player 7.1 and later can play all of the current codecs (types of video and audio). The player will auto-update if you are not behind a firewall and the stream is being viewed either in the player or the browser. Use the Webcast Test Page to force an auto-update or determine if you can watch the type of event you wish to view.
   Windows 95 and Nt 4 users cannot run the codecs for Windows Media Player 9 or later.
   Macintosh users will need to download the Windows Media Player.
   The codec required for your webcast is Windows Audio Voice 9.
2. If necessary, click here to get to the Windows Media Player download page.
3. Select Windows Media Player Operating System and Language,then click the "Download Now" button.
4. Save the program onto your local disk and wait for the download.
   Take note of the file name and the directory you are saving it to.
5. After the download has finished, locate the file on your local disk and double click it to run the installation software.
6. After the installation is complete, it may ask you to re-start your computer.
7. Test the player using the Webcast Test Page.

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