To view archived video you will need the latest version of QuickTime available free here.

• Rainforest Connection 2008 - QuickTime  iPod formats
   
• Rainforest Connection 2008 - Flash and  iPod formats
   
• Rainforest Connection 2007 - available in iPod format
   
• Rainforest Connection 2006 - available in iPod format
   
• Rainforest Connection 2005 - available in iPod format
   
• Rainforest Connection 2004
   

• View Rainforest "Classrooms Without Walls"
   

• Around The World in 24 Hours 2006
   
• Around the World in 24 Hours promo video
   

Having trouble viewing streams?
Make sure your institution is not blocking streaming media. Note: A QuickTime 10060 error is normally due to a firewall or proxy server blocking the normal transport protocols enabling QuickTime to stream properly.

We also stream over port 80 and you can set the QuickTime player to play streams over http on port 80 (the same port as normal web page traffic).

Windows:
Open QuickTime and select Edit -> Preferences from the top navigation bar. Next select QuickTime preferences - > Advanced

Select “Streaming Transport” from the drop down bar.
Select the “Use the this protocol and port ID” option and then.
“Use HTTP, Port ID:” and keep the default “80″ setting.

Mac OS X:
System Preferences -> QuckTime-> Advanced tab
Click on Transport Setup and choose Custom. Select HTTP on port 80.

You should no longer get a QuickTime 10060 error. If you still have a problem, you will have to talk to your network's manager.

Download:
You can download the video archive to your local computer and play archives using QuickTime or VLC media player which are both free.