¤ FAITH TECH TEAM :: Contact Michael J. Fox
Audio. Video. Multimedia. World Wide Web.
We have many opportunities for you to get involved on the Faith Tech Team! We are expanding our ministry in many ways and would love to serve with you! We would be happy to train you! Our ministry exists to promote the spreading of the Gospel and further the ministry here at Faith through technology.
¤ TEAM MEETINGS
Saturday, March 8th, 2008 - Audio Team Meeting (Faith Conference Room)
¤ NEWS
We currently have several openings at the 7:30 pm service to serve! If you would like to get involved in spreading the word through multimedia here at Faith at either 11:30 am, 7:30 pm or elsewhere, please contact mfox@hisfaith.net.
¤ FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
Live Streaming - Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What do I need to view the live stream on Sunday’s?
A. We broadcast using Windows Media Player. You can download this program from www.microsoft.com. The stream can work in other programs, however it will work best in Windows Media Player
Q. The picture is small, can I make it bigger?
A. Windows Media Player does allow you to increase the size of the picture, however the quality will be lower as you make the picture bigger.
Q. Windows Media Player keeps “buffering,” what does this mean?
A. There are several reasons that can cause this. Windows Media Player downloads up to 10 seconds of video ahead of what you are currently watching. If something happens to your internet connection that causes it to get behind – it will have to re-buffer. Possible reasons for this could be a problem with your internet connection, general internet congestion , or you happen to be watching a video at the same time as many other people which is temporarily overloading our server.
Q. I have a dial-up connection, can I watch a live stream?
A. Yes you can, but keep in mind you are streaming a large amount of data and you may experience more problems. A faster internet connection is recommended.
Q. What speed of internet connection is recommended to view a live stream?
A. We try to design the live stream for all users, however a DSL or Cable modem is recommended. Please keep in mind there are many factors outside of our control that can affect your connection to our server.
Q. The link on the website isn’t working, is there another way to connect to the stream?
A. Yes, in Windows Media Player, click on File and then on Open URL. Type in the following address:
mms://208.109.162.48/faithlive
The Salt Network – Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the Salt Network?
A. Salt Network is a system that was designed to give you quick and easy access to the media we offer on our website. It currently holds sermons, teaching, Faith news, and many other audio and video files.
Q. I’m not sure how to find something on the Salt Network.
A. At the top of the Salt Network home page, you have search options. You can make any selection you wish here to search for media on our site. You can simply select sermons to view all sermons on our site, or you can select all sermons by a certain Pastor containing a certain word. The choice is yours!
Q. I cannot view the PDF files on Salt Network.
A. We produce our supporting material files in Adobe PDF format. You will need Adobe Reader to view these files. If you do not have it, you can download it for free here: www.adobe.com/reader
Q. What is an MP3 file?
A. An MP3 file is a type of audio file that enables us to produce high quality files while keeping the download size small. These files are available for download from our site which will allow you to then place it on your computer or a portable device to listen to at any time.
Q. What is a WMV file?
A. WMV stands for Windows Media Video. This is the file type that our video stream files are produced in. It is recommended to use Windows Media Player to view these files. These files are streamed and cannot be downloaded due to the large file size. These files are also available to stream to a portable device with an internet connection if you are able to view our website on your device or if you copy the stream link for the file.
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