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Video Streaming
flossy_splodge
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I am signed up for an online course which requires me to access videos of information.
The problem is it doesn't stream. Mostly at all altho sometimes I can get 5 or 6 words before it starts to buffer again.
Is there anything I can do?
The platform is Vimeo which I gather is known to have many problems but I can't change that and the education company running the course keep insisting the problem is with me/my compute/my broadband which i don't think is true as I can access other videos just fine eg you tube or iplayer etc.
Help. :eek:
The problem is it doesn't stream. Mostly at all altho sometimes I can get 5 or 6 words before it starts to buffer again.
Is there anything I can do?
The platform is Vimeo which I gather is known to have many problems but I can't change that and the education company running the course keep insisting the problem is with me/my compute/my broadband which i don't think is true as I can access other videos just fine eg you tube or iplayer etc.
Help. :eek:
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Is there an option to download the videos, so that you can watch without buffering?0
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Try a different browser. Chrome has better support for streaming sometimes.Still rolling rolling rolling......
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Not sure, I'll try. Thanks for the thought.Anne_Marie wrote: »Is there an option to download the videos, so that you can watch without buffering?
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Can't see one but I've gone to full screen and dragged the slider a minute or two into the body of the video and also switched off HD and seems to be streaming ok now. Does that make sense to anyone?flossy_splodge wrote: »Not sure, I'll try. Thanks for the thought.
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You'd be better off downloading the vids so you can always go back to them if needs be. Free Download Manager is good as is an add-on for Firefox called Flash Got.“Learn from the mistakes of others. You can never live long enough to make them all yourself.”
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Your broadband speed?
Good WiFi connection?
Does it work better over ethernet?
Are you watching at peak times?0
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