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iPlayback Format Descriptions:
| Format | Delivered | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Audio MP3 | DVD-ROM | Hear the presenter Play on CD Players, most new cars or computer |
| Audio iPod | DVD-ROM | Hear the presenter iPod Play on iPod or iTunes Start and stop and always remembers where your place Easily burn audio CDs in iTunes |
| AudioPoint Computer | DVD-ROM | Hear the presenter with the synced visuals Play on computer with browser |
| AudioPoint iPod | Online | Hear the presenter with the synced visuals Play as video on iPod Touch Start and stop and always remembers where your place |
| Webcast CME (select sessions) | Online | Hear and see the presenter with the synced visuals CME Web streaming Complete online questionnaire for CME |
| DVD-ROM | Available only with purchase of all 18 Webcasts |
Audio Formats
Audio CD: A standard audio CD, playable in any CD player. Holds up to 80 minutes of audio. Audio CDs are great for listening in your car, with your portable CD player, or at your computer. Audio CDs can also be transferred to iTunes for playback on an iPod, just like music CDs. sessions be copied into iTunes in order to sync to iPod.
MP3 CD: MP3 audio files collected on a single CD, playable on an MP3 CD player. MP3 files can also be stored on, and played from, your computers hard-drive. 1 CD can hold approximately 15-18 1 1/2 hour sessions, captured at 64 bit rate. Once on your computer's hard drive, these MP3 files can be transferred to an iPod (or similar device).
Click here for Answers to common questions about MP3 and iPod.
Download: All downloaded files are in the iPod® MP4 iPod Audio format and are specifically designed to work with iTunes® and your iPod®. Its key feature is that it allows you to start listening to a program on your iPod®, stop, listen to another program, and then return to the original program at the exact point you left off. You never lose your spot. Download time depends on connection speed.
Click here for Answers to common questions about iPod Audio format.
Video Formats
Video DVD: High-quality camera-operated digital video recordings capturing the presenter and all of the reference materials in DVD format. Computer must have a DVD drive to play Video DVDs.
Webcast: All webcasts are specifically designed to be streamed to your computer's browser. System requiremants for viewing the webcasts are:
PC-based attendees
Required: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server, Vista, Flash Player 9, any browser
Macintosh®-based attendees
Required: Mac OS® X 10.4 (Tiger®) or newer, Flash Player 9, any browser
Up to 1.5 CME credits are available with purchase of each webcast. Submission for CME Credit is limited to one time per customer per webcast. Customers will not be allowed to submit multiple times for a single webcast
Webcasts are available from the release date through the termination date, streamed through your browser.
Audio CD: A standard audio CD, playable in any CD player. Holds up to 80 minutes of audio. Audio CDs are great for listening in your car, with your portable CD player, or at your computer. Audio CDs can also be transferred to iTunes for playback on an iPod, just like music CDs. sessions be copied into iTunes in order to sync to iPod.
MP3 CD: MP3 audio files collected on a single CD, playable on an MP3 CD player. MP3 files can also be stored on, and played from, your computers hard-drive. 1 CD can hold approximately 15-18 1 1/2 hour sessions, captured at 64 bit rate. Once on your computer's hard drive, these MP3 files can be transferred to an iPod (or similar device).
Click here for Answers to common questions about MP3 and iPod.
Download: All downloaded files are in the iPod® MP4 iPod Audio format and are specifically designed to work with iTunes® and your iPod®. Its key feature is that it allows you to start listening to a program on your iPod®, stop, listen to another program, and then return to the original program at the exact point you left off. You never lose your spot. Download time depends on connection speed.
Click here for Answers to common questions about iPod Audio format.
Video Formats
Video DVD: High-quality camera-operated digital video recordings capturing the presenter and all of the reference materials in DVD format. Computer must have a DVD drive to play Video DVDs.
Webcast: All webcasts are specifically designed to be streamed to your computer's browser. System requiremants for viewing the webcasts are:
PC-based attendees
Required: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server, Vista, Flash Player 9, any browser
Macintosh®-based attendees
Required: Mac OS® X 10.4 (Tiger®) or newer, Flash Player 9, any browser
Up to 1.5 CME credits are available with purchase of each webcast. Submission for CME Credit is limited to one time per customer per webcast. Customers will not be allowed to submit multiple times for a single webcast
Webcasts are available from the release date through the termination date, streamed through your browser.
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