Having trouble viewing? Please review the following minimum requirements and frequently asked technical questions. For further assistance, contact Dbriefs Technical Support at DbriefsAP@deloitte.com.
Minimum requirements
Frequently asked technical questions
System configuration
Before viewing a Webcast we recommend that you test your system configuration. Your system configuration has two components:
Network configuration
Test your network configuration by following these steps:
Hardware and operating system configurations
Media players
In order to access the event, you must have Flash Player 10.x installed on your computer.
Click on the icon below to download the Flash Player.
Internet browsers
In order to access the event, you must have either Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0+ or Mozilla Firefox 3+ browser for Windows operating systems. For accessing events via Mac operating systems you must have Mozilla Firefox 3+ or Safari 4.x.
Internet connection
Before you access the event, you should ensure that your browser is configured to stream media. For Audio events you will need a minimum Internet connection of 28.8 Kbps and above.
Cookies and JavaScript
In order to access the event, your computer must have cookies and JavaScript enabled. If your operating system currently does not have cookies or JavaScript enabled, contact your network administrator or reference the help links located on the registration page.
To enable cookies support when using Internet Explorer, complete the following steps:
To enable cookies support when using Mozilla Firefox, complete the following steps:
To enable cookies support when using Safari, complete the following steps:
Temporarily disable pop-up blockers
I can’t see the polling question or I can't download the slides.
Press F5 to refresh your screen. If the problem persists, log out of the Webcast, clear your cache and log back in.
To clear your cache:
I can't hear anything (or the sound is very faint).
Verify that your speakers are plugged into the power outlet, turned on and up, and connected to the audio port of the computer. Your speakers or headphones must be plugged into the sound card – not into the "sound out" jack of the CD-ROM drive.
If you still cannot hear any audio, check your system volume settings:
1. Click Start, Settings, and then Control Panel.
2. Double-click on the Multimedia Icon.
3. On the audio tab, turn up the volume. If it is grayed out, this indicates that the system is not configured for sound.
If you have turned up the volume on both your speakers and system, then try turning up the volume on whichever media player you use.
The "Join Webcast" link in the confirmation email doesn't work.
The URL to enter the Webcast may have wrapped in your email program, thus truncating the URL into two sections. Check to see that the URL has not been broken or is missing characters. You may need to cut and paste the full URL into the address field of your Web Browser.
I can't register for the Webcast, or I can't complete my registration form.
In order to register for the Webcast, your computer must have cookies and JavaScript enabled. If your operating system currently does not have cookies or JavaScript enabled, contact your network administrator or reference the help links located on the registration page.
To enable cookies support when using Internet Explorer, complete the following steps:
I keep receiving an error message stating that the form is missing information or I am entering an invalid email address when I register.
When the registration page refreshes with an error message, check to see that all of the required registration fields have been filled out properly and resubmit the form.
Can I access the Webcast from a different computer than the one I registered from?
If you have already registered for the event, you can access the event regardless of the computer you initially registered from. Just enter your email address in the returning registrant portion of the event registration page.
I can access the Webcast, but I cannot view the slides or the slides are not flipping.
Try refreshing the presentation by either hitting F5 on your keyboard or closing out and relaunching the presentation. If you have joined an event that has already started, please wait a few moments. The slides are synchronized with the event and will flip with the next timed marker in the presentation.
The media player automatically stops or it continually stops and rebuffers.
Network congestion can occur at any time due to the following problems:
To alleviate network congestion, you may want to consider the following:
The slides are not moving.
Press F5 to refresh your screen. If the problem persists, please send a screen shot of your Webcast screen to DbriefsAP@deloitte.com.
To capture a screen shot:
Pressing the "Launch Presentation" button doesn't do anything.
Pop-up blocking software (like Adaware, SpywareBlaster, Google or Yahoo pop-up blockers) might obstruct the presentation console from opening. You may need to temporarily disable the pop-up blocking software in order to participate in the event. To disable the pop-up blocker in your Internet Explorer:
I receive an "HTTP not found" error message.
128-bit Encryption is required for your operating system and browser. To determine if your browser has 128-bit encryption, go to the "Help" feature at the top of the browser window, then click on the "About" selection from the drop-down menu. The parameter you need to verify is titled "Cipher Strength" for Internet Explorer.
My computer crashes when I try to access the Webcast.
First, verify that your settings meet the minimum Webcast requirements. If they do, try clearing your browser's cache and restarting the Webcast.
I can't see the test video.
Your media player may not be installed correctly or your player may not be configured to stream the format of the event. Verify that the player has been installed correctly and check the player settings to verify that it is set up to receive the stream format.
Do I need an updated codec file?
Microsoft Windows Media codecs are automatically downloaded by Windows Media Player, including all Windows Media codec updates. However, if you are using a proxy server in the network in question, then you will need to input that server information into the Windows Media Player or it will not be able to reach the Internet. For more info on Codecs, please click here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/mp10/codecs.aspx.
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Can I still view Webcasts if I have a Mac?
Yes. If you are using a Mac, you must download the Mozilla Firefox or Safari browser to view the Webcast.
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