Currently, there is no list, but Randy Pickering asked BS to work on developing such a list that could be shared with networks. Mike Kotecki recommended that the only way that the problem is going to begin to resolved is careful review of the logs-again stressing the importance of users reporting when the problem is occurring and at which sites. Techtronics is committing additional resources to assist in resolving the problem. Access Wisconsin is doing some testing at 18 sites statewide and is now analyzing that data. There is a definite norm statewide and some sites are deviating from that norm-the Racine switch is indicating more problems.
More time is needed to analyze the data.
I. Users who are going to run select chair session in the next month are asked to let Dan VanAbel know so that someone at the Sun station can be monitoring it closely for problems, be able to get a more precise time stamp, and reference the log to help troubleshoot problems. Camera swapping and PPP problems also need extensive log examination in order to begin to identify causes of problems. Enhancements Drop Frame Rate 1. To do this it must be done consistently, unilaterally, across the statewide network or it cannot be done. To do it at only some sites could cause many problems.