Having trouble viewing the video stream?

This site supports Windows Media Player only for the display of the streaming video embedded within the webpages.
If you are having issues seeing the image then you need to do the following:

For Microsoft Windows Computers:

1. Ensure you have a Windows Media Player plug-in for your browser.
   
   Internet Explorer - Download and install Windows Media Player (read on).
   
   Mozilla Firefox - Download and install the Microsoft Port 25 Plug-in.
   
   Opera, Safari for Windows, Flock - Download and install the Microsoft Port 25 Plug-in for Firefox (the plug-in will also work!).
   
   SeaMonkey, Maxthon, other browsers - Please check on-line for Windows Media playback support.
   
   
2. Check you have Windows Media Player 9 (or later) installed on your Windows PC.
   
   
3. Download the latest Media Player files to your Microsoft Windows PC using the appropriate link:
   
   - Codec Installation Package for Windows XP and above
   - Codec Installation Package for Windows 2000, 98, Me and NT
   
   Please Note: Windows Vista computers should already come with the correct video codec support.
   
   
4. If the images still fail to load then try downloading the Windows Media Player 6.4 codec installation package from Microsoft.

For MacOS Computers:

1. For Mac OS X 10.3.9 or above, download and install Flip4Mac for Quicktime.
   
   Flip4Mac for Quicktime
   
   Note: Flip4Mac should provide support to both Safari and Mozilla Firefox. Your Mac may need to be restarted before playback will work in either browser.
   
   
2. For Mac OS X versions earlier than 10.3.9, you will need to download and install:
   
   Windows Media Player 9 for Mac.
   
   
3. For earlier versions of Mac OS, playback support should be provided through Windows Media Player 7.1 for Mac, available from the Microsoft Windows Media Player site.

For Linux Computers:

1. As distributions of Linux vary, we cannot provide specific wakthroughs.
   
   
2. But you can ensure you are using the latest build of your mediaplayer application. This can usually be done through checking your distribution's package manager.

For other Operating Systems:

1. It may not be possible to playback Windows Media on your system.
   
   
2. Please check your Instruction Manuals or Documentation to determin playback capability.