Can I use Microsoft Live Meeting

I'm having trouble connect to Microsoft Live Meetings on my Macbook Pro using Firefox broswer. What do I need to do to allow me to attend Live Meetings from my Mac?
Bob

No, you cannot.
For all platforms, NAT with support for Microsoft's NetMeeting application requires either a "J" or an "0" image, enterprise feature set or Cisco IOS Firewall feature set respectively.

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Seeing java freeze on lion using microsoft live meeting with safari 5.1. Tried SSL and TLS, same result. Unable to view meetings.

So this still seems the state of play:
For participating in Live Meeting under Lion:
Make sure that in the Java Preferences in the Advanced tab the last option on the list "Verify mixed security code (sandbox vs. trusted)" is set to "Enable - run with protections, no warnings". As found under the
link given above.
For presenting in Live Meeting under Lion:
There seems no solution yet as a certain component called "hostforjava" which is used by Live Meeting is written for PowerPC only - and therefore does not run under Lion.
I've done a lot of searching to see if there's a workaround (installing Rosetta from the Snow Leopard DVD etc.) would help - but the little that can be found so far ends in a plain "no". Seems we have to wait for Microsoft (or whover wrote the hostforjava element) to update this piece - or - someone knows a trick here.
Cheers Chris

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A client (PC-based) wants to use Microsoft Live Meeting 2007, but this doesn't open up properly on my MacBookPro since upgrading to Lion. All software shows as current. Suggestions anyone?

I've since upgraded to OS X 10.9.1, and to Java Version 7 Update 51. For LiveMeeting to run I had to lower the Java 'Security' settings (through the Java Control Panel in System Preferences) to 'Medium'.
This enabled me to log in and view the LiveMeeting screen, but I am still not getting Audio for some reason.

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I'm trying to edit a Microsoft Live Meeting video capture in Premiere Pro CS3/Win. The Live Meeting video is 4fps. I can make the edits, but it's exporting at 30fps no matter what settings I try to choose, thereby significantly increasing the outputted file's size compared to the original. What kind of settings can I use to preserve a small file size, while maintaining the video's original dimensions. The audio was low quality mono, 8khz.
thanks,
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Now, you may have some frame blending that occurs if you're using a clip that doesn't match the frame rate of the sequence. As we've discovered (didn't notice this until you pointed it out), you can't go below 10fps on a sequence/project preset. So, what I would suggest would be to use a sequence timebase that is an even multiple of your desired export; I think you could use 24.000fps (not 23.976fps) and turn off Frame Blending (right-click your clip and uncheck it) so that when you export to a 4fps WMV, only the original source frames are used--not interpolated frames. Does that make sense?

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Has anyone been able to get Microsoft Live Meeting to work under OS 10.9 Mavericks in Safari?
I have tried Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, all with no success.
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I know I can do it under Parallels but I would prefer to do it on the Mac natively if possible.
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Go to 'Systems Preferences > Java'. The Java preferences opens as a seperate window
Under General tab, select setting Run applets: in their own process (some MAC computers does not have this option, please proceed to the next step)
Go to the ‘Advanced’ tab. - Look for the option “Mixed code (sandboxed vs. trusted) security verification”.
Select “Enable - hide warning and run with protection”.
Under “Java Console” section, check “Show Console”
Under “Debugging” section, check the following: “Enable tracing”, “Enable logging”, and “Show applet lifecycle exceptions”
Restart Firefox if it's open
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