Q: What do I need to do to watch files on Christian.TV?

A: It's simple. All you need is to select your preferred media player, your connection speed and then you are ready to watch.

Q: What Players do I need to watch Christian.TV?

A: Our default player is currently Windows Media Player 9 or better. Mac users can also download a free program called Flip4Mac to play Windows Media files from Quicktime.

Q: How can I get one of the players installed?

A:  Please visit the following link. Windows Media Player. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/AllDownloads.aspx?displang=en&qstechnology= Flip4Mac www.flip4mac.com/

Q: What browsers are compatible with your website?

A: Internet Explorer 6.5 or higher, Firefox 2.0 or higher, Safari 2.0 or higher.

Q: What are the recommended operating systems:

A: Windows XP or newer or Mac OS 10.1 or newer.

Q:  I want to broadcast on Christian.TV. How can I do that?

A: For more info on broadcasting with us you can visit that section of our website or give us a call at 800.261.9693.

Q: Who receives the donations given though the site?

A:  100 percent of all donations received through the different points on the site go to the respective ministries that you donate to. We are simply providing convenient ways for our viewers to support their favorite ministries directly from the play screen, the channel page or the bookstore.

Q: Why can I hear the video program, but not see it?

A:  If you have a modem that has a speed of 28.8k, 33.6k, or 56k or an ISDN connection and select the high speed program, then your computer is not capable of displaying the video being broadcast and you will only hear the audio portion of the video program. In addition, if you select the high speed program, have a Cable Modem, high speed ADSL, are on a computer network with a fast connection at work or have access to any other form of broadband connection and your actual connection speed drops below 256k bits per second, then you will also only hear the audio portion of the video program. Possible causes that might block the streaming of video could be spyware protection, adware protection, virus-protection, or firewalls. Please look into adjusting these settings with caution.

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