Your CHAMP Video service requires that ports 50001 through 50008 be NAT mapped from your edge firewall to the local IP address of your CHAMP Encoder. Best practices says that this NAT mapping be a DNAT and not an SNAT Why Is It Dangerous? SNAT obfuscates who is talking to…
If you have the CHAMP Video service, then your encoder will need ports 50001 through 50008 NAT mapped to the local IP of the encoder. We recommend restricting access to these port to the following IP blocks. 23.227.180.224/27 and 23.227.180.144/28 CHAMP IP Blocks
This article will walk you through the basics of streaming and recording your meeting.
Typically, you will create your timestamps from your agenda as detailed here but you may wish to add an “Extra” timestamp that isn’t part of your Agenda. We call these “floaters” and this article will explain what they are and how you create them. What Is A Floater Timestamp? These…
Adding attachments to your Agenda Items are easy via drag-and-drop but how do you remove an attachment?
There are times where an Agenda Item needs to be moved or copied for a future meeting. Maybe an Agenda Item is delayed and need to be moved to the next meeting, or maybe you have an item you know is going to appear on several future meetings and you’d…
For CHAMP Live and OnDemand video players, auto-play is not an option. The reason is that desktop browsers have become more strict in how they handle video. The good news is that the experience for your viewers are identical for both mobile and desktop. The bad new is that they…
If you have a file that was generated outside of your CHAMP Encoder, then chances are you will need to convert the file into a web-friendly version. The most common way to do this is via the free and Open Source software Handbrake.
Pausing video is much like editing video, which is frowned upon due to Sunshine Laws, so we don’t offer that feature. If you stop recording, it stops the recording process and creates a new file when you start recording again. That being said, we do understand the reason for wanting…
Yes you can! You can download any video from any event directly to your local computer.