when someone sends an e-mail with a video attached and i play it the audio gets ahead of the speed. whats up?
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Either the codec you are using to play back the file is wrong / out of date, or the video clip was encoded improperly so that the audio does not play back correctly.\n\nChances are it's on your end and can be corrected with a good install of the XVid or Divx codecs:\n\nhttp://www.divx.com
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Sounds like youre not waiting for the video to load and the buffer doesnt catch up with the playing. Try waiting for the page to load before playing a video.
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the speed is depending on how many people download the file and uploaders' internet speed. Well I don't really want to suggest you limewire. I believe some files in Limewire contain Virus...
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it sounds like you are not getting the image and there is a html <img> tag in the email.  Basically, the file isnt being sent, but the email message has a 'spot' for it anyway
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You have to have the appropriate "Plug-In" installed for whichever internet browser you are using.  Like Shockwave, or Real Media Player, or Quicktime.  Check to see what version the video file is.  Likewise if you are on dial up it may not be that you can't watch the video but the connection speed is so slow it seems you can't see the vid.  I would say it's most likely a browser plug in issue.
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When it streams, it is connecting to their streaming server and depending on your internet bandwidth, it will be clunky or it will stream easily. Normally they download parts of it to your computer or their server and then play that part while the next bit downloads. Its called "buffering". If your broadband is slow, it will not be that smooth.
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Could be file is big enough? It is buffering before playing.
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Try a different client. Many clients will display the sending of an email. It's all relitive to the software you are using. \n\nMost people only wish to see it gone from the outbox to be confident an email was sent. The time to send a typical email is a blink of an eye. File transfers even today often take longer periods of time. Though some FTP clients will almost or actually hide the progress and you can configure Firefox for example to not display download dialogs if you really desired.
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The video is a file, so just like any other file, attach it to any email and send.\n\nMay be you should check if the destination computer has the software needed to run this video, most of them do.\n\nXLMan
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There may be a preference in Windows Movie Maker to only capture video, or it might be set to digital input when you're sending it analog.  \n\nChances are if you preview before you record you should be able to hear the audio coming out of your computer.
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Difficult to give any advice really as you say you have tried everything. If the audio is OK in  other use then we can presume the settings are Fine. It "could" be a simple bad connection, does the person you are talking to have the same problem?, is it always distorted no matter who is on line?  All I can suggest is to look at the FAQ's on MSN site, see if anyone else has the same problem. It could be your PC/Video Card is just not up to spec to deal with video calls. Try it without video, see if that helps and close any other programmes running in the background. Best of Luck
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You could recompress it with a different codec and/or data rate.  VirtualDub is good , free, and easy to use.\n\nhttp://www.virtualdub.org/
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anser your questiojn\n\nhttp://helloworlda.razorstream.com/razorgate/player.jspx?enc=Vv2wYwr9PJlZQAAI%2B6Njtw%3D%3D&ppid=888953&KEY_RECIPIENT_ID=nKB%2Fq%2Bxh2jE%3D&KEY_MSGID=k%2BcBXNdY8gs%3D&speed=256&players=Flash%2CQuickTime%2CWindowsMediaPlayer
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This is a limitation of the Server from where you are downloading the video. There's not much you can do about it if your connection is known good.
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They do this because you don't have enough of the video buffered before it starts playing. Maybe the connection is clogged or too slow. If you are on high-speed internet, try watching videos during non-peak hours - either middle of the day or really late at night when less people are online. Even with high-speed access, servers get clogged when too many people are trying to access the content at the same time. \n\nWith some services, you can change the buffer so that it downloads more of the video before it starts playing.\n\nIf you're on dial-up, you're just out of luck.
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well it might be that the video player you are using or the media player has it's setting set to fast so most likely right click to enter the menu and look for play speed and change it abck to normal
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The reason you can't see it all the way through is because you're internet connection is too slow. It's trying to "buffer" all the data--which basically means that it's downloading the video data while you watch it, but it can't download fast enough to stay ahead of the playing speed.\n\nWhat you can do to fix this is to just click "pause" until the red bar is all the across the player--or until it's far enough ahead that you won't "catch up" to it.