Thomas, there is no archive because it never happened.
See Ian Stark's reply above for the message that was left on the site.

Actually, Seth, I would go out of my way.

Grazie

Re the archive, I got the impression that the seminar comprised around 30 minutes of pre-prepared material to be followed by the live Q&A. I understood that they were going to post up the prepared materials, which presumably they still could do. At least I hope that's what they meant. As Seth rightly points out, I for one will probably not go out of my way to register for another live event!

If it's a webinar there should be a recorded version of it online soon huh?

Yang, due to technical difficulties it didn't happen so there's nothing to watch.

I'm sure people will have seen this already, but for completeness:

Webinar Rescheduled
Thank you very much for registering for the 10 Vegas Pro Techniques for Power Editing webinar. We sincerely apologize for the technical difficulties and we've rescheduled this presentation to take place next Wednesday, February 3, at 11:00 CST. Please watch your email for further details.

Sorry Grazie - shouldn't speak for you.

Still though, there's nothing quite as unforgiving as live.

I am hopeful that SCS makes an archive available when this event actually happens.

Seth, someone said earlier in this thread that it would be archived for off-line viewing.
I know that, after today's fiasco, that's the route a lot of folks will be taking :-(

I would be very surprised if they made it available before the rescheduled event next week though.

Ian, while that would be the "right thing" to do, I also have my doubts that it'll happen.

I'm keen to see this when it is shown again, can anyone tell me what time 11:00CST is at GMT (London)

5pm gmt (and this text is just being added because my reply was too short and wouldn't let me post it!)

I received an apologetic reply to my webinar feedback (there was a link at the bottom of the webcast page.) Gary Rebholz, Training Manager, wrote that there will be made available an on-demand archive of the Feb. 3 webcast.

Apparently, the problem was related to the web page / http server upon which the player was embedded, not the live encode or stream.