The County Board makes no guarantee that the County Board meeting will be livestreamed and Vimeo livestreaming is not intended as a substitute of or replacement for public access to the County Board meeting on the date of the meeting at 127 East Oak Street, Juneau, WI or as specified on the agenda. To stream a recurring event with Vimeo, create the event, then click Manage production > Stream with Vimeo. Video replay of past County Board meetings are available on the County Board home page, adjacent to the meeting agenda, packets, minutes.įor technical difficulties during the meeting, please contact Vimeo at or the Help Service at. Vimeo provides a built-in browser broadcasting tool that you can use to produce virtual recurring events. The link for the live stream is only active during the County Board meeting. Information to access the live streamed meeting is included on the County Board agenda and a link is contained on the County Board home page under the date of the meeting. These tools include live chat, email capture, audience. Livestream and video replays are hosted by Vimeo, a third party subscription service contracted by Dodge County. Vimeo offers you a suite of easy-to-ease yet powerful live engagement tools to boost viewer involvement. Video replays of Dodge County Board meetings are also available online, posted on the County Board website. Livestream Video (only available during the County Board meeting)Ĭounty Board meetings may be viewed live by accessing the link on the County Board website.
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I cannot understand the logic of only polling hourly on a live video with a scheduled start time in the near future, and yet if the encoder is connected the polling is at ~ 5 second intervals. This chart shows a view of problem reports submitted in the past 24 hours compared to the typical volume of. The shorter the duration of the live stream the less likely they will poll in the correct window and see anything at all. Vimeo outages reported in the last 24 hours. In the failure case above, the countdown happily counts to 0 and then displays "this event has not started yet" and will leave the user stuck in this state unless they refresh, or wait for the client's hourly poll to Vimeo. This leaves users visiting a page prior to the video going live not any wiser on whether it is going to work or not. Unfortunately the countdown that is visible to users prior to a scheduled event seems entirely unconnected to the backend logic around polling for video start. Simultaneously live stream your events via Facebook, LinkedIn, or RTMP, straight from Vimeo on the web or through the Vimeo mobile app. It's my understanding that the "ended" and "active" responses reflect whether or not the video encoder / streamer we are using is connected to Vimeo at the time the user first lands on the page, whether it is broadcasting live or not is unrelated, it only needs to be connected. With Vimeo’s adaptive streaming, every person in your audience gets the best viewing experience, on any device, from anywhere, even with limited bandwidth. This is why refreshing the page appears to solve the issue. IF however you receive the status "active" response, either initially on page load or as a result of the 1 hourly callback, then the client polls the endpoint every 5 seconds so when the video stream goes live, the client picks it up and the video auto-plays as expected. When it does call the same endpoint again, just inside the 1hr expiry, if it receives the same "ended" response this pattern continues.ĭepending on how far out you load the page from the live video starting the third request will be after the initial session expiry, so it calls an endpoint to refresh it and load config which all appear to happen successfully but yet the pattern of 1 hour callbacks continues.
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If the response has status "ended" the client makes no more requests for 1 hour (which tallies with the expires timestamp parameter sent in the request) Id: "***obscured***" provisioner: "studio" status: "active" type: "event"