Shirobane
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Joined: 4/6/2006
From: Merdiana, Wales
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Post here if you are having problems accessing the video portal or discover a problem with a particular video. quote:
When reporting errors, please reference the video FAQ and include - Operating system,
- browser and version
- flash version
- any plug-ins or toolbars you have installed
- Specific episodes error is occurring and link to video.
If you find that a video is stuck at a certain time, please try refreshing the page, viewing it on a different browser, or visiting it at a different time before reporting the error. Again, if you would like to go a step further and give us some detailed input, you can send an email with the following information to feedback@funimation.com. 1. Internet connection and speed - test at http://speedtest.net/ and post your results 2. IP address of computer experiencing issue - visit http://www.whatismyip.com 3. Specific episodes error is occurring and link to video 4. Browser and Flash versions 5. Specific explanation of the error that occurred 6. Any additional information, such as firewall used, blocked ports or if using a college's internet connection 7. Run a Traceroute to fms.0D9C.edgecastcdn.net – To run a traceroute with Windows XP 1. From the start menu, select PROGRAMS, then ACCESSORIES then COMMAND PROMPT. 2. At the command prompt, type ‘tracert fms.0D9C.edgecastcdn.net’ 3. Press ENTER. The traceroute will check each hop used to get to the destination URL and display up to three numbers for each hop. These represent the time in milliseconds that it took to reach that particular router three separate times. Sometimes a hop will not respond, in which case the traceroute will say "Request timed out." Once the trace is complete it will say "Trace complete." Once your trace is complete, copy the results of your traceroute and attach it to your support ticket or email it to the tech support team member you are working with. 1. Right-click on the top (header) of the command prompt window. 2. Select EDIT and then SELECT ALL. 3. Right-click again on the header of the command prompt window. 4. Select EDIT and then COPY. 5. Open a text editor like Notepad or Wordpad, right-click and select PASTE. OR you can paste this information in an e-mail. 6. Save the text file as a .txt file.
< Message edited by Shirobane -- 1/22/2010 11:47:03 AM >
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