Online Streaming Video Media

We are currently doing tests of a new online video webcasting software. It is exciting to think that in such a short time we have gone from a start-up audio webcasting channel to a network able to offer online video, too!

Please join us by adjusting the channel on the controls below the video screen. There is an up and down arrow set. Click on that and choose the "Heart and Home Channel" from the menu.

Then join us in the chatroom, too, to let us know about the quality. If you have difficulty, email us at host@cedarvalleynetwork.com.

Please remember, this is still a testing phase so our studio and procedures will be rough....we hope you will help us with your feedback.

IMPORTANT NOTICE, PLEASE READ: During this testing phase, this video page will be carrying all the video channels of our partner company, Ubroadcast.com. Some of the channels available are sports and comedy intented for mature audiences and are not recommended or offered for immature individuals such as children. We have no way during the testing phase to filter out these channels and apologize for this circumstances. Frankly, it causes us some discomfort. However, if you will follow the directions below and adjust the video screen to "501 Heart and Home Channel" you will receive family-friendly, Christian-oriented programming.

INSTRUCTIONS TO FOLLOW: Looking just under the video screen there is an Up/Down Channel Selector arrow set much like on your TV remote control. Please click on that to see the listing of channels. Then choose "501 The Heart and Home Channel" If we are not on video yet, please be patient. It takes a couple of minutes, depending on your high-speed connection, for the signal to load and buffer in your computer.

Join Us in the Chat Room

Watch the text scrolling across the screen to determine if the Chat Room is open during video tests. If it is, please join us for both on-topic discussion and feedback on video quality.

Hurricane Gustav

Starting September 1, 2008 at 9:00 am Central time, special programming will be offered at 9:30 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm on the course of the storm along with other network information. Additional video opportunities will be announced soon.

These special webcasts will be configured at very low resolution settings which will not be aesthetically pleasing but allow us to get a stronger signal to those who need the information we will be sharing concerning the storm itself and other disaster-related information.