IPlay Viewer Timing Out

Posted: Sunday, 04/18/2004 -- by J. Canavan. Subject: IPlay Viewer Timing Out

Can anyone tell me how the "timeout" feature works within the Iplay viewer?
I have noticed that if the user does not interact with the viewer then a timeout message appears - how long before this kicks in? Is there anyway to change the time or even delete this??

Thank you,

Jason

Posted: Thursday, 11/11/2004 -- by Bernt Michael Johansen. Subject: Wondering about the same..

I have a channel running live on my campus and I have to log on via VNC constantly to click on the "yes - I still want to view this channel".. :-) Please tell us how to get rid of this annoying feature.

(I have tried to hide the default Scala channel but it seems to revive itself on its own effort.)

best regards
Bernt Michael Johansen
Oslo

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