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Please explain buffering
When trying to download video (say from putfile.com), it begins buffering to about 30% then the video will begin to play until it plays everything buffered? Then it stops and begins buffering again from the beginning. This can't be right.... what do I need to do?
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Hit pause when it starts to load and let it load all the way, then hit stop, then hit play.
Or if pause isn't active when it starts loading, stop-play-pause-let it download fully-stop-play.
Last edited by jayb1234; 05-06-2006 at 12:53 PM. |
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I can also just be a slow site. Never been to putfile.com but I just tried it and couldn't get anything to load, meaning I gave up on the several vids I tried playing. I went over to youtube.com and it "flew," meaning I didn't have t wait at all.
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so there isnb't any type of buffering cache to increase or other assorted tweaks?
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There may be, but I'm not aware of them. Still, if a site is slow, buffering doesn't help...
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