Point your web browser to
http://www.wpine.com/Help/cu-support-request.html
and submit a request for help.
Make sure you fill everything in as completely as possible so that the
technician who fields your question can help you.
You must have a valid White Pine serial number to request support in this
manner.
Hope this helps,
Wayne
Phil Langton wrote:
> I've been looking at the list for a couple of weeks and the solution to
> my problem hasn't appeared so I guess I'll have to ask.
>
> I have a Whitepine colour package (Videum Conference Pro) that appears
> to work OK but the audio is practically unusable. I have to say that I
> shelled out for the package before I learned about the Cornel version.
> I have tried to get help from Whitepine without any luck - after you've
> paid your money they don't seem to want to help!
>
> I have a 266 MHz pentium MMX with more RAM than I can remember (128 MB
> I think) and running Win 95. I'm in a UK university so the speed of
> the connection is quick, but beyond my control.
>
> I particularly want to use this application to communicate with
> colleagues in Woods Hole, MA. but so far we can see each other and
> exchange the odd word but that's about it. We have used the net at
> times when it should be quiter with no improvement so I don't think the
> problem is bandwidth related.
>
> I'm currently using the M-PEG Codec and the Winnov capture card.
> Audo is Digitalk at 8.5 Kbps but have tried G 723.1 without
> improvement.
>
> I also use full Duplex and hands free modes which I think are at fault
> but not sure what to do to find out exactly what's wrong.
>
> Any suggestions gratefully recieved.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Phil Langton
>
> P.S. I was wondering if anyone out there tries to use CU-seeme to sort
> these problems rather than the mailing list and a keyboard?
>
> ===============================================
> Phil Langton
> Department of Physiology
> School of Medical Sciences
> University Walk
> University of Bristol
>
> Tel: (0117) 928-9142
> Fax: (0117) 928-8923
> IP: 137.222.53.14
> Email phil.langton@bris.ac.uk
> http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/Physiology/Staff/PDL/web_pdl.htm