Mediasite has implemented a fix for the presentation processing errors. Presentation processing should return to normal over the next several hours as the queue is processed.
OIT will continue to monitor the state of Mediasite.
Affected Processes: Presentation Upload, Presentation edits
Mediasite is aware of issues impacting the FAU Mediasite environment and are working towards resolution.
Mediasite is once again available via Canvas. OIT will continue to monitor the situation over the next several hours.
Currently, Mediasite presentations and channels are inaccessible via Canvas. OIT is working with the vendor on a solution and will provide more information as it becomes available.
Zoom imports to Mediasite have resumed.
Currently, recordings made in zoom and configured for import to Mediasite are not being imported. OIT is working with the vendor to investigate and remedy this issue.
Manual upload via My Mediasite is still available.
The issue with the Mediasite-Canvas Integration Error has been resolved. Links and catalogs are working as well as MyMediasite and the embed tool.
Users are experiencing a LTI error when trying to access Mediasite through Canvas. OIT is aware problem and is investigating the situation with the vendor. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
We want to inform you that the minimum Zoom Version supported will be 5.13.5. If your client does not update automatically, please download and install the latest updates to your Zoom desktop client. In addition, Zoom will no longer support clients below 5.13.5 on November 4th, 2023.
For instructions on how to update the Zoom client, check out Zoom’s video documentation.
Update: LockDown Browser for Windows, version 2.1.1.05, has been released. This release addresses a false positive with AVG and Avast virus detection software and security enhancements.
Existing installs of LockDown Browser will be auto-updated shortly. To obtain the latest version (2.1.1.05) use the “Check for Update” feature or run the full installation program.
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There is a known issue with Respondus Lockdown Browser for Windows for users running AVAST or AVG anti-virus software.
Both anti-virus products are currently being incorrectly detected by LockDown Browser as a blocked application. They are working to create a fix to correct this “false positive,” and this fix will take a few weeks.
Respondus advises students running either product that they will need to temporarily disable Avast/AVG when needing to take an exam that requires LockDown Browser. Once the exam is submitted, they can enable Avast/AVG again. Alternatively, they can disable Avast/AVG, but utilize a different anti-virus product on their computer until the fix is available.