Entervison Help Files.


Getting Started: The four most important files
Jar, HTML and other needed items
Capture card or USB cameras
Initial settings
Web Servers
Advanced settings
BVideo, what is it and why can't I find it?
IP? What is it and how do I find it?
Setting up the Radio Broadcaster.

Web Servers: Our system is a pure broadcasting unit. But, in order to get your broadcast onto the net, you need to serve it to the web. For this, you need a web server. A web server is a free program which allows you to send your image.  For Windows 98 or older, we suggest using Apache web server from www.apache.org. For Windows 2000 or later, we suggest the Microsoft Windows 2000 Web server. Both of these programs come with a great deal of information. Once your web server is running, you will have to do a small edit to your HTML file, located in the web server root. It is shipped with the IP address of 127.0.0.1.
The easiest way to and view edit the included HTML file is to open it with Microsoft's Notepad. Once open you will see the following information:
The above illustration shows that the ip address has been changed from127.0.0.1 to 208.57.185.68 Once you have changed your IP address, use the Save As function in Notepad, and save the file as oct12.htm, or just as it was named when it was first placed into your root folder.

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