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In WikiVideo you can watch or teach through video, audio lessons, e-learning, refresher courses, conferences about every matter.

To watch most of the audio/video files you need to have an updated browser (Firefox, Chrome, IE9+) that supports HTML5 and Javascript. In some cases it is necessary to install the plug-in Flash Player that usually is already installed on any browser and is downlodable here
If you experience difficulties please make sure your browser has JavaScript enabled (read howto enable javascript). To download and watch files on your device (when granted) you need a software able to read multiple formats, including by way of example:
- Apple QuickTime
- Windows Media Player
- RealPlayer

Yes. In Wikivideo you can watch and upload video freely. To receive the DVD at home are asked a small charge, some authors decide to put courses on sale for a fee.

Every registered user can create a course and upload video. Read the Tutorial.
Software:

• Camstudio (PC) - free
• Camtasia (PC/MAC)
• Screenflow (MAC, iPad)
• Screencast-o-Matic (online)
• Capture Fox (browser Firefox addon)
• Quicktime (MAC) - free
• iShowU (MAC)
• Debut Video Capture (MAC/PC)
• Jing (MAC/PC) - free
• Screenr (MAC/PC) - free
• Microsoft Expression (PC) - free

Yes, you can create courses for free or for a fee and establish the price. The author earn a percentual respective to the sell of his courses and he get paid in different ways (check, money transfer, credit card, paypal, ...). Discover how to monetize your video.

Wikivideo makes extensive use of Javascript to allow the user a better navigation within the site.
Internet Explorer click on the gear icon/Tools menu -> Internet options -> select Security tab and earth (Internet) icon, then select Custom Level button. Under Active scripting select Enabled and hit ok.
Firefox click on Tools -> Options -> select the Content section and check Enable JavaScript.
Chrome click on Menu -> Settings -> select the Show advanced settings and in the Privacy section click Content settings. Select Allow all sites to run JavaScript (recommended) in the Javascript section.)

If you can't watch a video (percentual is under 100% or it takes too long) probably your connection is too slow or WikiVideo server is too busy, retry next hours. If you have other problems contact the staff.
Alternatively ask for the DVD of the course, with a small charge you can have it delivered directly to your door!

If during creation of a course you encounter troubles in upload:
(1) Upload your file again or recreate the course. Many issues can be resolved with a simple do-over.
(2) Make sure that your video format match our guidelines. Some codecs are not supported.
(3) Hardwire your computer to the Internet (via Ethernet cable) and disable Wi-Fi.
(4) Update your browser and disable plugin or extensions.
(5) Close any other open browser tabs or windows.
(6) Check your computer's power management settings so it does not power off or go to sleep during the upload.

publish your video and we devolve to you the 100% of the advertising revenue, please contact our staff for further information

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