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Frequently Asked Questions

Below you will find a collection of frequently asked questions regarding our broadcast networks. If your question isn't answered below, please feel free to contact us

 

1. What is required to purchase a system?
2. What does a system cost?
3. Do we have to hire expensive Media Professionals to run the channel?
4. What kind of training and staff is required to operate the channel?

5. Is Tech Support available and are there any fees associated?

6. What are the technical requirements for the public to view our broadcasts?
7. What are the equipment requirements for our school or church to broadcast?
8. After purchasing the channel are there any additional costs?

9. How can our site be customized for our school or church?
10. Do we need a special license to operate the channel?
11. Will we be subject to any special taxes for owning and operating the channel?

12. How and where will our content (Intellectual Property) be archived?
13. Will we be the sole owner of our produced content?
14. What will be the legal relationship between the school/district or church and USEdTV?
15. Is there a resind period if we decide we don't want the system?

 

1. What is required to purchase a system?

You can either pay in full for a 1-year contract or contact our sales staff to learn more about setting up monthly payments via credit card or invoice through the USEdTV corporate office.

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2. What does a system cost?

The package in its entirety (framework, HD and or SD video player, website, licensing agreement, support, etc) is an annual fee of $12,000. We also offer a package for those organizations interested in broadcasting Live Events only. That package includes the video player only, without Video on Demand, for $6,000/year.

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3. Do we have to hire expensive Media Professionals to run the channel?

No!  In fact, the system and framework are specifically designed to allow high school and college students take ownership and run it!  Not only will you be functioning with virtually no expense, but providing a vocational skill to your own students.

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4. What kind of training and staff is required to operate the channel?

The training is minimal, especially for those schools/districts with existing technical programs.  In addition, we offer on-line and virtual training and tutorials.  As the program expands, we will have regional training and support for more one-on-one service.

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5. Is Tech Support available and are there any fees associated?

The tech support is part of the package; therefore, 100% FREE!

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6. What are the technical requirements for the public to view our broadcasts?

To view live audio and video feeds being streamed from Flash Media Server or FVSS, you will need:

- Adobe Flash Player 8 or 9

- For H.264 and AAC support: Adobe Flash Player 9 Update 3 or later required

- Normal DSL, Cable Modem or satellite internet should be ample speed.

 

*If the video on the www.useducationtv.com homepage is playing on your computer you have what is required to watch any network on U.S. Education TV!

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7. What are the equipment requirements for our school or church to broadcast?

We have a recommended list of tested equipment that will provide the best SD and HD quality video.  The equipment list we have personally tested and approved will be uploaded here soon.

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8. After purchasing the channel are there any additional costs?

You will need to have proper equipment for producing video content.  We have a recommended list of tested equipment which will provide the best SD and HD quality video. Our company only provides the access or medium for people to look at your Network. The equipment list we have personally tested and approved will be uploaded here soon.

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9. How can our site be customized for our school or church?

With our system package you will be able to customize your site with your own choice of colors and will have the ability to upload your logo as well. A full explanation of customization options will beavailable here soon.

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10. Do we need a special license to operate the channel?

No.  However you will need to check the advertising laws for your state.  There are some instances where public access channels cannot receive money for advertising when receiving federal funding for their channel. 

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11. Will we be subject to any special taxes for owning and operating the channel?

There are no taxes for online operations except for the items sold within the e-commerce solution.

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12. How and where will our content (Intellectual Property) be archived?

Any content that is uploaded to our servers for VOD will remain yours.  It is suggested that you also keep a copy of your content stored locally.

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13. Will we be the sole owner of our produced content?

Yes.  You are the primary owner of all content through the licensing agreement with USEdTV.

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14. What will be the legal relationship between the school/district or church and USEdTV?

We are a provider of an online video broadcast/website template.  All content is controlled by the school.  We are not responsible for said content.

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15. Is there a resind period if we decide we don't want the system?

If you have any concerns with the video broadcast itself or the quality, we can arrange for a one time demo access.  Unfortunately we cannot set up a template or give access to the template until all agreements are signed and at least the first month’s payment has cleared.

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News and Updates

  • U.S. Education TV is proud to announce that Newberry College, of Newberry, South Carolina, has joined with their own broadcast network. Their network will debut on October 10, 2009 with the LIVE broadcast of their homecoming football game versus Mars Hill at 7:00pm EST.

  • Valdosta State University has joined U.S. Education TV, providing live event coverage. VSU is taking advantage of the increased sponsorship avenues to create additional revenue for the college while at the same time creating a learning atmosphere for students engaged in mass media production. VSU is currently broadcasting home sporting events and have created an avenue for audiences to watch archived games.