WVVH-TV (NY) Hamptons Television®

Viewing Issues
F.A.Q.

What's that Black square in the middle of a post-it?
That is where the TV should appear. please wait few seconds before the video show up. The average loading time is about 40 seconds.  If no image appears after 40 seconds it may be an issue of high traffic through our server.  Please be patient and try again later.

I'm sitting here waiting for the video to load but nothing happen, what's the problem?
First of all, thanks for your patience. The video should load within few seconds. If not, there are few things you might check:
- Are you on a Broadband or DSL internet connection?
-- WVVH.TV is a broadband stream and requires at least 300Kbits of bandwidth.
- Is the video stream actually working? Please read the "status bar" of the video Player. If it doesn't buffer or if it turn in Ready right after you loaded the channel, this means that the video isn't working. If the video is still buffering or connecting the video stream is actually loading.
If you think that the video stream isn't really working, please always do a second try clicking on the play button (or right click -> play) to attempt a second loading. If even this time it fails, than you can report the stream as broken and try another TV station.

- In order to view the stream you must have Windows Media Player 9.0+

- Apple computers must download suitable patch from microsoft media player. 


The Video has continuos interruptions, the sound breaks and the quality is really bad, what should i do?
Please check what is your connection real speed. You must have at least 300Kbit/sec of bandwidth in order to be able to watch the TV stations properly. .
If you are running other programs, such as peer to peer file sharing software, or if you are downloading something else, your bandwidth might be busy on this tasks, Please be sure to have enough connection speed to face all the load of data.


Can I watch it in full screen?
Of course, you can double-click the video window and enjoy the full screen, or alternatively, you can right click the video window, and then Zoom -> Full screen.


Can I have the usual windows media player controls?
Do you mean those ugly grey/silver buttons? We have a graphic layout to respect, sorry those controls are not available. You can use the play/stop controls drawed in the post-it, they are sufficient to control a live video stream.


The play/stop control are not working
They are working on Internet Explorer only, if you are using any other browser, such as mozilla firefox, the play/stop controls are not working at the moment.