At  what speed you will get clear video comparable to television on internet?
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No speed is going to be good enough!Get your self a dedicated T1 line and you may possible get to watch TV broadcast quality on the net......
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http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/\n\nOne choice.
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Yea! Speed\n10,000 rpm is standard in the video business.\nIf you got dough you could buy them.\n5400 is just fine for everything on a home based pc.\n7200 is what you need for transfering data around.\n10,000 for real time stuff.\nSata (serial ata) is the new stuff.\nSata2 is 300+, the real deal.\nIf your motherboard only supports eide get the 7200\ndrive.\nSCUZI drives are an alternitive if your motherboard supports them or you buy an add on card.\nCheck out the links below to find out more.
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faster internet connection ie. DSL\nmore RAM
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You can use any popular format but there's two main issues to consider\n\n1. compression ratio. big files make for long download times (& may fill up your bandwidth quota very quickly). Some people are still using that dial-up thingy to access the internet, and they won't want to wait forever. This effectively counts out quicktime which is favoured by macs.\n\n2. codecs - there's a million and one of them out there. windows is bundled with a few. mpegs & avis are the most universal but each has loads of different subformats. It's a painstaking matter of finding out which best suits you & your target audience.\n\nI've heard that flash movies are good for web use, but I'm trying to find out more about that myself.
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10 minute free view on television x
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www.free-av.com \nits good and doesn't take your computer's speed
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It may take a faster internet connection speed to run full screen.  \nE
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mmmmm.........i think you guys have really underestimated what your in for :P.      for starters just a pc and a tv out graphic doesn't cut it for broadcasting.      now for the software vizrt are the standard in the industry,  their software is awesome its a bit to get your head around at first.   we use it a lot for the work i do and the results are nice :)   if you plan on broadcasting live with these features then you will need more than one computer,  maybe 3-4.     its just too much of a workload for one.      as for hardware grass valley hardware would be the standard to with video and broadcasting.           \n\ncheck out their websites for more info :)\n\nwww.vizrt.com  \nhttp://www.thomsongrassvalley.com/
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Well that all depends on how fast you want your connections to be especially to the internet.  If you plan on downloading stuff off the internet using a Wi-Fi connection then i suggestion 768 kb/s
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Any LCD with a low response time, preferably 8ms, but definitely not slower than 12ms.  Oops, almost forgot, you'll want one that has an input that's compatible with your computer's video output.  That of course is going to depend on your video card/onboard video.  You'll have these choices, both on your computer and tv: DVI, HDTV,VGA, S-video, and composite video, in descending order of picture quality.
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Get high speed cable internet...
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try http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/
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torrents would have been my best answer. it doesnt slow me down\n\nNOTE: if you are using a router maybe you should do port forwarding so its not so slow
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1. Yes, 3mbps is enough!\n2. Try it and you'll see\n3. Go for FCI
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Should work, yeah. Make sure you play the video full-screen, obviously. The quality might (probably will) suck.
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Yes if you have internet you can watch channels live. use http://www.onlinetvplayer.com\n\nno need tv tunner card, no need any extra card, nor you need to upgrade your computer\n\nOnline TV Player lets you watch 850+ free Internet TV and listen 1500+ free online radio stations on your PC. It allows watcher to watch directly into TV without having to experience the annoyances of a Web site (like slow-loading pages and pop-up ads). No additional equipment required. Online TV Player support both Windows Media and Real Video. You can play most of stream formats in one program. It can set the screen window to any size that you want. It supports full-screen mode too.