How do I view my videos?

Upon logging into your account, you will see the VIDEOS section of the site. The left hand side of the screen shows the current videos available, and the right hand side of the screen contains the video player.

To play a video, click on the grey and blue "PLAY" button in the video description.

The videos are broken into segments, or "Parts". The video title button tells you how many parts are contained within that video. Click on a Part number to play a specific part of the video.


(You can also use the Play Next Part/Play Previous Part button on the video player controller bar to jump sequentially through parts. See below -"Working with the Flash player" - for more information on this feature)

How do I download the Quicktime videos?

The streaming video segments are also available as downloadable Quicktime movies. The Quicktime movies are available in individual parts.

To download the Quicktime video: In the video description section, click on the "Download Quicktime Video" link. A list containing each download link will appear. Click on the link and choose "Save As..." from the File Download dialogue box.

Installing the Flash & Quicktime players

Flash is used on the Baseball Inner Circle site to play streaming Flash formatted videos. To download the Flash player, click here.

To download the Quicktime movie player, click here.




Working with the Flash player

STOP, PAUSE & PLAY
- You can control the movies playback with the standard video controls - Stop, Pause and Play.

FULL SCREEN
- The videos can be played within the site window, or full screen by clicking on the Full Screen video button. Press "ESC" to return to viewing the video within the site window.

PLAY NEXT PART/PLAY PREVIOUS PART
- You can jump directly to the different video parts automatically by clicking on the Play Next Part/Play Previous Part button. Clicking on these buttons will take you forwards and backwards sequentially through the video parts.

VOLUME
- To adjust the video volume, simply click on the volume meter at either a higher or lower audio level mark.

If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact us at support@baseballinnercircle.com