To do that, follow the next steps

1.  Click on the start button, and into the search area type dxdiag – this is the DirectX Diagnostics program:

2. Click on the program in order to start the program and find out your PC configuration

3. The program will start running and give you details about your PC like in the following picture

1. In this page you can see details about the system ( as shown in picture above)

2. In this page you can see details about the display

3. In this page you can see details about one of the sound devices

4. In this page you can see details about another sound device (in case you have several)

5. In this page you can see details about another sound device (in case you have several)

6. In this page you can see details about the input of your PC

This is an example of System details:

From this page you can view the configuration of your system: Operating system, CPU, RAM, etc.

This is an example of Display Device details:

This is an example of Sound Device details

Note: the options may look different, according to your PC configuration

More details about DirectX Diagnostics can be checked into this page.

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Then you have to check the router settings in order to have the following ports opened

• 943 must be open for Silverlight web browsing
• Port range 4502-4532 must be opened for exchange streams of data

Port 943

The TCP port 943 is used by the Silverlight program. This program by Microsoft is a browser plug-in compatible with several programs. It can add graphics, interactive and multimedia functionality to the Web browser. The port 943 was first used in the Silverlight version 2 beta 2 release. It is not officially assigned by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA).

The port 943 is used specifically to hold the policy file implementation. This contains specifications of the socket policy of the program. The policy file allows any socket to be used by the program to connect to servers. Prior to the version 2 beta 2 release, the Silverlight program could only connect to the host that originally served it.

Websites with Silverlight-compatible content will send requests to the computer and access the policy file on port 943.

Once the policy file is read, the ports 4502 to 4534 can be used to send data to the Web browser.

Port 4502-4532

Ports are used by the Microsoft Silverlight plugin. Silverlight can add graphics, interactive and multimedia functionality to the Web browser.

Websites with Silverlight-compatible content will send requests to the computer and access the policy file on port 943. Once the policy file is read, ports 4502-4534 can be used to send data to the Web browser.

First you will need to login into your cPanel account:

1. Enter here you cPanel username

2. Enter here you cPanel password

3. Click to login into your cPanel account

From the cPanel area click on the phpMyAdmin icon from Databases area:

Now you can view the databases from your website:

Click on the desired database that you want to access

Also you can view the databases from your system by clicking on Databases button:

The list with all databases will appear and you can click on the desired database:

For advanced usage of cPanel you can check the cPanel documentation at this link.

The interface has been designed to encourage the purchase with its simplicity.

You are able to pick which a la carte channels they want in addition to the channel bundles. Unlike traditional TV providers where subscribers might have to select an expensive 200-channel package to get the 10 channels they actually watch, this solution lets you select only the content you want to watch.

After you have selected the content, you simply click the “CONTINUE TO CHECKOUT” button to finish the purchase.The checkout takes you to the account dashboard where you can add pay-per-view events or previously stored cart items and proceed to their paypal account for the final checkout.

PayPal Sign up

If you don’t have a PayPal account you need to create one.

1. Select from this drop-down the country where you live

2. Enter here your First name as appear on your credit card

3. Enter here your Last name as appear on your credit card

4. From this drop-down select the type of your credit card

5. Enter here the number of your credit card

6. Select the expiration date of your credit card

7. Enter here the security code from the back of your credit card

8. Enter here your address information

9. Enter here your address information. This is the second row of address information and it is used only if the address does not fit the first row – explained on point 8

10. Enter here the city where you live

11. Select the state where you live

12. Enter here the zip code of the city where you live

13. Enter here your email address. This email address will be used to login into your PayPal account

14. Enter here your home telephone

15. This is the security code

16. Enter here the security code – described at point 15

17. Click here to continue to next step of registration process

After you have created your account, you will need to choose a password for your PayPal account:

1. Enter here your email address. This email address will be used to login into your PayPal account

2. Enter here your desired password

3. Re-enter here your desired password

4. Click here to create your PayPal account

You will receive a confirmation email containing a link. Click on the link in order to activate

your PayPal account.

Pay for your subscription.

After you have selected the package to which you want to subscribe, you will be redirected to PayPal payment page:

1. Here you can view the merchant to which the payment is made

2. Here you can view the package to which you want to subscribe

3. Here you can view the details of the package to which you want to subscribe

4. Here you can view the amount that you will pay monthly for this package

5. Enter here your email address that you used when you created your PayPal account

6. Enter here the password of your PayPal account

7. If you don’t have a PayPal account, create one as you were explained above

8. Click here to login into your PayPal account in order to process the subscription payment

After you have logged into your PayPal account, you can review the subscription details before finishing the payment process:

You will need to click on Pay button in order to confirm and subscribe to the selected package.

After you have confirmed the subscription, you will view the subscription details page:

Logged into the, go to OFFERS page to view the available offers for you

The Offers page will open as you can see in the following picture and we will detail each feature.

1. Here you can view the name of the entertainment plan

2. Click here to go to next page to see the rest of the plans

3. Here you can see the number of channels assigned to the plan

4. Here you can view the cost of the plan

5. Click here to select subscription

6. Here you can see if the channel/event is recurring or not

7. Here you  can see the channel thumbnail and if you click on it you will be redirected to the channel page

8. Here you can see the channel name and if you click on it you will be redirected to the channel page

9. here you can see the number of selected items

10. Here you can view the total cost of the subscription

11. Click here to go to the subscription confirmation page

Down the page , the Premium Channels List is displayed and you can select a channel

to subscribe to, as you can see in the following picture.

1. Click on the box to select the desired channel to subscribe to

2. Here you can see the channel thumbnail and if you click on it you will be redirected to the channel page

3. Here you can see the channel name and if you click on it you will be redirected to the channel page

Confirm your order

After you selected the channel or channel group you want to subscribe to will have to

confirm your order. To do that you have to click on Continue to Checkout button.

The confirmation page will open as you can see int he following picture.

1. Here you can view the description of the entertainment plan you have selected

2. Here you can see if the event is recurring or not

3. Here it is displayed the price you have to pay for the current subscription

4. Here you can see the price you have to pay each month in case the event is recurring

5. Click here if you want to cancel the subscription

6. Click here to continue your shopping and subscribe to other channels too

7. Click here to complete the payment. You will be redirected to the PayPal Payment page.

Click here for more detail about the payment process.

If you want to continue shopping, click on Continue Shopping button and you will be

redirected to the Available Content page. For more information, click here to go the

Available Content chapter in the manual.

Important: Changing of wording in dictionary might need editing templates

From the Templates Manager area you can edit the look of your site.

Note: From Template Manager control the admin can edit only the Templates.

Images can be changed through FTP only. FTP credentials will be provided to you within your support ticket system.

The path to images on FTP is : /public_html/public/[template_name]/ images/

You can access the Templates Manager area by clicking on Templates Manager link from the left menu of your admin area, like in this picture:

A web site template is just an HTML file that contains the common elements that appears on every page. That can include the navigation links, artwork, a search field, legal text… literally anything!

When we want to edit what is displayed in a page we have in fact 3 tools do achieve our goal:

1. Change texts (using admin menu -> CMS -> Dictionary editor)
2. Edit html of that page (using admin menu >CMS ->Template editor)
3. Edit css (using admin menu >CMS ->Template editor)

We will make a real step-by-step example in order to see all these in action.

• Template List
• Edit Template Settings
• Select The Page To Edit
• Look At The Html Source
• Investigating Html Source
• Dictionary Editor
• More HTML Editing
• “Common” files
• CSS editing
• AJAX Shared Files
• How To Change Linking Social Sites

Click on the name of the page to view the content

1. Click here to add a new template

2. Check this radio button if you plan to remove or set as default a specific template

3. Here you can see the name of the template. By clicking on it you can edit the template settings

4. Here you can see which template is default one – it will have the star on the row of the default template

5. Here you can see the administrator user that created the template

6. Here you can see when the template was added into the system

7. Click here to edit the template settings

8. Click here to edit the template files

9. From here you can select to delete or set as default the selected templates

10. Click here to add a new template

New Template

If you want you can add a new template and edit the pages as you like.

1. Enter here the name of the new template

2. Check this radio button if you want to set this template as default one

3. Check this radio button if you don’t want to set this template as default one

4. Click here to save the new template

After the template was saved, click on close text to close this pop-up window.

If you click on the name of a specific template from the Template List page, you will be able to edit the settings of that template:

1. Here you can view and edit the name of the template

2. Check this radio button if you plan to set as default this template

3. Check this radio button if you don’t want to set as default this template

4. Here you can see the name of the admin user that created the template

5. Here you can see the date when the template was added into the system

6. Here you can view and edit the width and height for the size of the thumb channel images

7. Here you can view and edit the width and height for the size of the medium channel images

8. Here you can view and edit the width and height for the size of the thumb video images

9. Here you can view and edit the width and height for the size of the medium video images

10. Here you can view and edit the width and height for the size of the thumb user images

11. Here you can view and edit the width and height for the size of the medium user images

12. Here you can view and edit the width and height for the size of the maximum image sizes

13. Here you can view and edit the code for the color that is used to fill the images when the aspect ration is different

14. Here you can view and edit the banner width on a designed channel page

15. Here you can view and edit the width and height of the Flash player. The width of the player is used on pages with no chat or right sidebar (like user profile page and video page)

16. Here you can view and edit the width of the Flash player window on pages with chat or right sidebar (like homepage and channel page)

17. Here you can view and edit the width of the Flash player (video player AND chat) on pages with chat or right sidebar (like homepage and channel page)

18. Here you can view and edit the  the code for the color that is used to fill the Flash player

19. Click here to save the changes

20. Click here to go back to Templates Manager page

Note: When dealing with images rendered in the browser, you have to make sure that the actual width and height of the image which is loaded by the browser is equal with the width and height specified in the CSS file. Otherwise, the browser will automatically resize the images to fit the sizes specified in the CSS files, which might leads to images looking distorted if the aspect ratio does not match or to bad looking images of the image served by the system is too small or to large. To help with generating proper images, we created a Thumbnail generator tool, which will always generate content images based on sizes you can modify in this section

This is the way the thumbnail engine works:

• there are 2 default thumb templates for each of the channel/video/user image: they are called “medium” and “thumb”.
• there are custom sized that are used rarely on different pages of the templates (you can control the width and the height directly from the smarty helper functions)
• if type is medium or thumb, there is no need to pass the width and height, as it will use the values defined on admin area

{get_show_image show_id=… user_id=… type=’custom’ width=300 height=168 method=’zoom_crop’}

• the values will only control the width and height of the image generated by the Thumbnail engine. Please note that every time you change a value, you will have to change all the CSS associated to the actual display of the images in HTML
• the values in admin area allows Theme Designers to use whatever sizes they want for their ‘medium’ and ‘thumb’ templates. Of course, you can use the custom option and pass whatever width or height you want
• the images are always generated correctly – you can take the path to the image and put it in a new browser tab to check the actual width and height
• the images might look distorted or smaller if the corresponding CSS was not updated

Warning: if you want to change the thumbnails sizes, then you must also apply changes in site CSS files. Here you can view how to change CSS files.

When you browse through the front website you may find something that you want to modify.

The question is how do we know what to edit in the admin background in order to alter that exact page?

Let’s do it with our real example. Click on Channels button.

Then look at the URL address in your browser. It should look like:

http://www.yourwebsite.com/live

What is important to us is the word after the domain name, so in this situation: live – that represents the name of the page that we will search for in our admin area (in order to edit it).