Frequently Asked Questions

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If you click on 'LOGIN' and login with your username and password you will be automatically registered for a sponsored event, and you will be presented with the pay-per-view window if it's a pay-per-view broadcast.

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Or you have shared your login and password with someone and session management prevents people from logging in from multiple computers at the same time.

Yes, your pass is based on an amount of hours. So you can logoff and login another day to resume watching. Make sure you logoff though, or your time will tick away.

You are logged in fine, but the broadcast has not started yet. Logout and come back at the start of the event and you'll see the broadcast.

You might not have enough bandwidth. You should hvae more than 1Mb/s to properly view most events. Run a test at www.speedtest.net to find out what your download speed is.
Or, your computer is busy doing other things. Make sure your computer isn't running active virus scans, or is not busy performing other applications while you're watching the event.
Your computer isn't powerful enough to watch an Internet Broadcast. This is normally due to older computers with slower processors and or not enough memory.
The first two are easy to test.

Simply go back to the player page and click on 'LOGIN'. If you’re time has expired it will popup a window to allow you to purchase more time.

Click the 'LOGIN' link and login with the email and password you created the first day.

Try restarting your computer and login again to view. This normally fixes that problem.
If it still doesn’t work you might not have enough bandwidth. You'll need more than 1Mb/s to properly view this event. Run a test at www.speedtest.net to find out what your download speed is.
Your computer might be busy doing other things. Make sure your computer isn't running active virus scans, or is not busy performing other applications while you're watching the event.
Your computer might not be powerful enough to watch an Internet Broadcast. This is normally due to older computers with slower processors and or not enough memory.

If the producer is archiving the broadcasts For Video On Demand, just put your mouse over the player and click on the 'Show List' icon that shows up in the upper right corner. You can then choose which archive or live broadcast you want to watch.