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K. Latham started following the problem "Could not lot BTShExt.dll at location BTShExt.dll" in BumpTop.

K. Latham replied on January 13, 2009 19:11 to the problem "failed to initialize properly" in BumpTop:

Also had this error on Vista SP1. Tried loading manually suggested by wiki. regsvr32 BTShExt.dll. It failed and reports:

The module "BTShExt.dll failed to load.

Make sure the binary is stored at the specified path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent .DLL files.

The application has failed to start because its side-by-side configuration is incorrect. Please see the application event log for more detail.

K. Latham replied on September 25, 2008 13:08 to the question "Flash Player for Podcast on your Blog" in Blog Oklahoma:

The flash player is the same one used by the PodPress add-on for WordPress.

If your blogging software supports embeds, the flash player is easy to embed into your posts. You can even customize the colors.

PodPress: http://www.mightyseek.com/podpress/

K. Latham replied on September 06, 2008 03:27 to the question "Cannot properly add webring code" in Blog Oklahoma:

Oh wait a moment. Miss read your post a little there. As long as there is a link back everything is okay. And your blog probably has already been approved by the time you read this :-)

K. Latham replied on September 06, 2008 03:23 to the question "How long do you stay in the queue?" in Blog Oklahoma:

A simple link is okay. See the many webring codes we have available.

K. Latham replied on September 06, 2008 03:22 to the question "Cannot properly add webring code" in Blog Oklahoma:

No. The ring code or simple link is a requirement.

What blog software or service are you using?

I have posted a few tutorials on posting the ring code for different blog services.

K. Latham asked a question in ITL PVBX on July 14, 2008 20:23:

How to learn remote controls

You can find instruction on how to learn remote controls with the TIRA IR Learn Box Program here: http://www.itlnet.net/pvbxhelp/TIRA/T...

K. Latham asked a question in ITL PVBX on July 14, 2008 20:18:

How to troubleshoot a buzz on audio feeds?

Audio noise is typically caused by ground loops or poor grounds. To start trouble-shooting remove the PVBX from the equation. Take the audio video coming from a camera where it plugs into the PVBX and instead plug it into a TV. Do you have noise now? If not go to the next cable from another room and repeat to make sure all runs from classrooms are clean. When you find a noisy run, try these steps to isolate the problem:

1. Try different A/V cables, a bad cable at either end can cause problems, and I have seen this with PIs cheap cables

2. Connect a TV directly to the camera in the room, you will get feed-back squeal if you turn the volume up too high, but at low volume there should be no hum. If there is hum, swap out the camera; try powering the camera from a separate AC adapter. Make sure the A/B box is set internally to 12Volts (jumper completely to the end, when you open the case up)

3. Look at the video modulators, (swap out each A/B box, one at a time). Each modulator was tested before shipping, but stranger things have happened.

4. Is the run punched down correctly? Crossed wires will put DC on the audio or video.

K. Latham asked a question in ITL PVBX on July 14, 2008 19:32:

Where can I find the documentation?

All of our documentation can be found on our help site, http://www.itlnet.net/pvbxhelp. There you can download all of our documentation in PDF format.

K. Latham started a conversation in ITL PVBX on July 14, 2008 19:02:

Setting up GetStatisfaction.com Help Desk

Going to give GetStatisfaction.com a try as a supplement to our Help Desk & Support. Our Help Desk at http://www.itlnet.net/pvbxhelp

K. Latham asked a question in ITL PVBX on July 14, 2008 18:53:

What is a PVBX?

A PVBX or Private Video Branch eXchange is video switch available with-Rate funds The PVBX switch connects Cameras, DVDs, VCRs and Cable / Satellite boxes to TVs in Classrooms and Offices around the school.

All of this media infrastructure can be accessed and controlled by Web based software on any school PC. It’s very simple and intuitive to use.

The switch has between 32 and 128 inputs and outputs that can all be controlled and connected independently. PVBX switches can be ganged to build a huge array for a large Campus.

Security is built in, to limit who, how and when the switch can be controlled. The nine ways the switch can be used in a school environment are shown at the top of the page. Any or all of the modes can happen simultaneously.

For more information please visit our website: http://www.pvbxswitch.com

K. Latham started a conversation in Twitter on July 14, 2008 15:17:

Block a spammer bot

Can someone at Twitter please block the6figureteam(dot)com bot from spamming? I think I've blocked well over 200 of their spam accounts just last week alone, and at least 4 just this morning.

Big thanks to everyone here at GS/T on posting those spam accounts. The block list is getting huge (or at least it would be if I could see it).

K. Latham started following the problem "Blocked user still listed on my followers as blocked" in Twitter.

K. Latham started following the problem "Blocked user still listed on my followers as blocked" in Twitter.

K. Latham marked one of mdy's replies in Twitter as useful. mdy replied to the problem "Blocked user still listed on my followers as blocked".

K. Latham replied on June 29, 2008 03:11 to the question "Oklahoma artist blog" in Blog Oklahoma:

Just go to the Explore page and click on Search Blog Oklahoma, it's the big green folder. You can find all sorts of blogs that way.

K. Latham replied on June 02, 2008 16:06 to the discussion "Updating the Blog Oklahoma Site" in Blog Oklahoma:

Posted another update to the site this morning. http://www.blogoklahoma.com/blog.asp?id=739

K. Latham replied on June 02, 2008 16:02 to the question "How to Subscribe to Blog Oklahoma Podcast" in Blog Oklahoma:

To subscribe to the Blog Oklahoma podcast just use this feed in your favorite podcatcher (iTunes, Juice, Dopplr, etc...):

http://feeds.feedburner.com/BlogOklahomaPodcast

If you are using iTunes, just click on this link:

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=281938371

You can always download the podcast manually by visiting:

http://www.blogoklahoma.com/podcast.asp or http://blogoklahoma.libsyn.com

K. Latham asked a question in Blog Oklahoma on June 02, 2008 16:01:

How to Subscribe to Blog Oklahoma Podcast

How do you subscribe to the Blog Oklahoma Podcasts?

K. Latham replied on May 29, 2008 21:35 to the discussion "Updating the Blog Oklahoma Site" in Blog Oklahoma:

I think I'm really done. Posted new ring graphics, including new one for Blog Oklahoma podcasters.