Re: Your Name Subtitulos Español Srt
Karren Katon
Yes, you can use "espaol" as a subdomain as well as a domain. When a user types "espaol.mydomain.com" into their browser, it will be translated into Punycode and the request will be made to that URL which would look like "xn--espaol-zwa.mydomain.com".
Sure you can use it. The punycode version is xn--espaol-zwa.mydomain.com. It doesn't matter if the TLD (.com) allows IDN names, because is a third level domain and in .com is up to you what you put in the third level. Your main concern is with the browser support with idn, but now is natively supported in the last versions of firefox, explorer, and chrome, by the way.
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Below are troubleshooting steps to take first if you have problems streaming the Met Opera on Demand content on your computer or mobile device. We recommend trying all of these steps (as applicable) to address the most common problems streaming high-quality video and audio content.
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Met Opera on Demand offers a rotating lineup of free opera preview clips to introduce customers to the Met Opera on Demand experience. On any given day, you may not be able to preview the specific opera in which you are interested but we hope you will take advantage of the free previews available at that time.
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Non-subscribers can rent individual operas for a one-time rental fee of $4.99 for HD videos and $3.99 for audio performances and non-HD videos. Individual rentals may be played in a 24-hour window within 30 days of purchase, and are only accessible through the website (and not in any of the available apps.)
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Yes. Met Opera on Demand: Student Access now makes the Met's online catalog of full-length performances available to university and college libraries through an institutional license. Visit metopera.org/studentaccess to learn more about this new offering, including information about the license, requesting a free trial for your school, and more.
No, but we certainly hope that after experiencing Met Opera on Demand through a one-time rental that you will consider a subscription that will give you access to the entire Met Opera on Demand catalog for the duration of your subscription.
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First, please make sure that your computer and internet connection meet all of the system requirements detailed above. If the problem is not resolved, users should contact us at onde...@metopera.org or call customer service at (212) 362-6000.
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You may cancel your subscription at any time by visiting the Manage Subscription page. You must be logged in to see the Manage Subscription link in the drop-down menu that appears with your username on top of the Met Opera on Demand homepage. All cancellations (including the Free 7-day Trial) can only be processed online on the Manage Subscription page. Please do not contact customer support for cancellation requests. Please note, all payments are final and no refunds will be given. Subscriptions purchased through Amazon, iTunes, or Roku must be cancelled through Amazon, iTunes, or Roku; the Met cannot cancel In-App Purchase subscriptions with Amazon, Apple, or Roku on your behalf. For details on how to cancel subscriptions purchased through Amazon, iTunes, or Roku, see the sections below for the Amazon Fire TV and Tablet, Apple TV and iOS, and Roku channel.
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Yes, all Met Opera on Demand videos offer English subtitles. Also, the most recent HD video additions to the Met Opera on Demand catalog offer subtitles in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and/or Swedish as well. Click on the Subtitles menu to choose from the available subtitles, or to turn off subtitles. Users can switch between any of these options at any time during playback of an opera (even in full-screen.)
Yes. Most HD videos offer subtitles in multiple languages, with the most recent HD videos offering subtitles in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and/or Swedish as well as English. Click on the Subtitles menu in the player to choose from the available subtitles, or to turn off subtitles. Users can switch between any of these options at any time during playback of an opera.
Yes. Met Opera on Demand is accessible worldwide, provided your device and internet connection meet the site's technical requirements. Please note that a small number of Met Opera on Demand titles are geo-restricted due to copyright and other clearance issues. Click here for a list of geo-restricted titles and their availability.
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