nasa tv on dial up

i dont get visual on nasa tv now is that because it's only on broadband?

56k?
I would doubt that you have enough bandwidth for the video stream,

BBC2 @ 23:30

"aj" wrote in message
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i dont get visual on nasa tv now is that because it's only on broadband?

"Spr." no reply wrote in message
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56k?
I would doubt that you have enough bandwidth for the video stream,

BBC2 @ 23:30

"aj" wrote in message
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i dont get visual on nasa tv now is that because it's only on broadband?



Streaming fine for me on dial up (surprisingly!) as at 22.05
http://www.nasa.gov/ram/35037main_portal.ram

Robin

"aj" wrote:

i dont get visual on nasa tv now is that because it's only on broadband?

Yes and no. The main NASA TV link is a ~300 k stream, but you can
get 56 k streams on this page:
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/MM_NTV_Web.html

I've had KSC's 56 k stream on dial-up running in the background for the
past 7 hours.

Is this LIVE feed, ie did Deep Impact launch at 11:25 am GMT Sat ?

"Robin Leadbeater" wrote in message
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"Spr." no reply wrote in message
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56k?
I would doubt that you have enough bandwidth for the video stream,

BBC2 @ 23:30

"aj" wrote in message
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i dont get visual on nasa tv now is that because it's only on broadband?



Streaming fine for me on dial up (surprisingly!) as at 22.05
http://www.nasa.gov/ram/35037main_portal.ram

Robin

"dylan" wrote in message
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Is this LIVE feed, ie did Deep Impact launch at 11:25 am GMT Sat ?

http://www.nasa.gov/ram/35037main_portal.ram

Possibly not now but the ESA press conferences were shown live throughout
the day yesterday

Robin

On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 14:59:27 -0000, "Robin Leadbeater"
wrote:

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| "dylan" wrote in message
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| Is this LIVE feed, ie did Deep Impact launch at 11:25 am GMT Sat ?
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| http://www.nasa.gov/ram/35037main_portal.ram
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| Possibly not now but the ESA press conferences were shown live throughout
| the day yesterday

I saw the ESA press conferences on BBCi 1/4 screen this morning. Not a lot
of extra information from the BBC Program which I recorded to mpg and have
just watched. I will have to wait for a couple of weeks before the New
Scientist publishes the results when they have had time to analyze the
results more.

BTW Last weeks New Scientist 15 Jan 05 had 10 pages of *very* good stuff
from the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity. Fabulous pictures of layered
rock looks just like sandstone, Blueberries, a crater, dunes etc.

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