TTVN Live Webcasts

TTVN live webcasts currently run as scheduled on one of six assigned channels.  Current telecourses, special events, and other recurring events are listed below for each assigned channel.  Please see the individual event listings in the TTVN Video Schedule for specific time and channel information for other live webcasts.

Live webcasts may originate from any TTVN videoconference system or as part of any scheduled multipoint videoconference.  Live webcasts consist of one-way, non-interactive, audio/video delivered over the Internet to a web browser on a personal computer.  For more information about TTVN live webcasts, or to schedule a live webcast, please contact TTVN Video Scheduling at (979) 862-2240 or ttvn-schedule@tamu.edu.

To view TTVN live webcasts on a personal computer running Windows 7, Vista, or XP, you will need a recent copy of the Windows Media Player.

Important Information about Windows Media Player

Test Your Windows Media Player

Important Information for Mac Users

Please Note: TTVN Live Webcasts are publically available by anyone with access to this web site.  Please take this into account when discussing confidential information in a videoconference that is also webcast live.  Please also see the TAMU FERPA Information Web Site for more information.

Most Live Webcasts Start at the Scheduled Start Time of the Event.

All Times Listed are U.S. Central Time.

For Technical Assistance with a Live Webcast, Please Call TTVN Video Operations at (979) 862-2241.

  Channel 6 - Scheduled Live Webcasts

  • LDEV 671 Brody - Sustainable Development

    •   Channel 7 - Scheduled Live Webcasts

  • BIED 610 Tong - Hispanic Bilingual Assessment and Monitoring
  • EPSY 689 Durodola - Teacher Activity Resources in Bilingual Special Education
  • FCS 409 Zinkie
  • PHYS 3490 Balasubramanya - Quantum Theory
  • SCSC 618 Murray - Seminar

    •   Channel 8 - Scheduled Live Webcasts

  • TBA

    •   Channel 9 - Scheduled Live Webcasts

  • CHEM 429 Chacon - Polymers
  • EDAM 5327 Potter - Advanced Problems in Supervision
  • PHYS 4310 Craig - Modern Physics II
  • PHYS 436 Martinez - Solid State Physics

    •   Channel 20 - Scheduled Live Webcasts

  • Texas A&M University Designated Tuition Hearing, Wednesday, February 15, 3:00-5:00pm
  • Bush Library Conversation with John Adams Event, Thursday, February 16, 10:30am and 12:00pm
  • Bush Library Representative Nancy Pelosi President's Day Event, Monday, February 20, 5:30-6:30pm
  • Texas A&M University President's Meritorious Service Awards, Tuesday, February 21, 9:00am
  • Texas Census Research Data Center Program, Friday, February 24, 10:00am-3:00pm
  • Bush Library Buffalo Soldiers Event, Tuesday, February 28, 10:30am and 12:00pm
  • Texas A&M University Faculty Senate, Second Monday of Each Month
  • Texas A&M University Council of Principal Investigators, Second Wednesday of Each Month
  • Texas A&M University Information Technology Forum, First or Second Wednesday of Even Numbered Months

    •  

    Test Your Windows Media Player
    The KAMU-TV Live Webcast runs continuously 24/7/365.  You may use this link to test your Windows Media player.  If your player is properly installed and your computer is properly configured, you will be able to view live video and hear live audio from KAMU-TV.

    KAMU TV - Continuous Live Webcast

    TTVN Streaming Archives
    Any TTVN live webcast may also be archived for continuing long-term access and storage.  Archives of scheduled TTVN live webcasts are posted, upon advance request, to the Texas A&M University MediaMatrix (http://mediamatrix.tamu.edu) media storage system within about one business day following the live event.  For more information about TTVN webcast archival, please contact TTVN Video Scheduling at (979) 862-2240 or ttvn-schedule@tamu.edu

    TTVN Windows Media FAQ
    The TTVN staff recommends that you use the latest version of the Windows Media Player.  For information on the current version of Windows Media Player, please see:


    Download Free Windows Media Player

    In addition to the Windows Media Player, you will also need a relatively late model computer that has sufficient processor speed and memory to handle live streaming video.  You will also need speakers or headphones to hear the audio.

    For a satisfactory webcast viewing experience, you will also need a broadband internet connection, such as an office local area network, or a cable modem or DSL at home.

    Important Information for Mac Users

    The Mac Safari 5.0 browser supports TTVN Windows Media webcasts as long as you have the Microsoft Windows Media plug-in for Safari 5.0 installed.

    Microsoft distributes the Microsoft Windows Media plug-in for Safari 5.0 via Telestream Flip4Mac. When you launch a TTVN Windows Media webcast using Safari 5.0, Safari will warn you that you are missing the Windows Media plug-in and direct you to the Flip4Mac site when you click on the "missing plug-in" box.

    Use the KAMU-TV link above to test your Safari 5.0 plus Flip4Mac installation.

    Please see the Microsoft Windows Media website for more information about using Windows Media on Mac computers:

    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/products/windows-media-player/wmcomponents

    Installation and Assistance with Windows Media Player
    Due to the many variables involved with desktop and laptop media player installations, we recommend that you contact your local information technology support staff if you need technical assistance with the downoad, installation, or configuration of Windows Media Player.