Troubleshooting Guide for Audio and Video Streams
If the stream seems glitchy or starts skipping
The first thing to try is refreshing your page. Refreshing can often fix a glitchy stream. If that doesn't work, you may want to check that your internet connection is fast enough to stream audio or video.
If the web page freezes, crashes, or locks up each time you watch
Some chromium-based browsers (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, & Brave) will sometimes struggle to play a stream. Try switching to Mozilla Firefox if the page is consistently freezing.
If your web browser doesn't support HTML5 Audio/Video
If you see a warning saying your browser doesn't support HTML5 Audio or Video, you can download a browser that does. Here are a few options:
Support for Microsoft Internet Explorer
To stream legislature video, a modern web browser is required. Internet Explorer 11 is the only supported version of Internet Explorer, and only on Windows 10.
Closed Captions
If closed captions aren't showing up correctly in Safari for Mac
Turn on captions, and refresh the page.
Captions in Safari on iOS
Safari on iOS seems to ignore the video player's own closed caption option. To make them show, make the video full-screen. When the video is full-screen, there is a little "Audio & Subtitles" icon in the bottom-right corner. Touch it and choose "Unknown CC", rather than "Auto (Recommended)" and captions should show.
Note: JavaScript is a requirement for the streaming audio/video pages to work correctly.