how can i watch video's on the net without interuption. it keeps stoping.?
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The problem is that your computer plays video faster than it can download it.  \n\nAfter you start viewing, pause the playback and let the buffer fill up with content.  You should be able to see the amount of buffered content in the player window.  Once "most" of the content is buffered, resume playback.
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You will need to be a bit more specific, error messages??\n\nThis happened to me recently. I used to have streaming video from the USA side of Yahoo. Now it won't allow me to watch those videos, only the UK versions.
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Try to find out what the Codec is. Sometimes the video maybe a dummy without a header code, thus being generally unplayable by any computer.\n\nI suggest if you know anything about PC programming, get a HEX editor and check the header code for the Codec format. That takes a lot of work and I only suggest it if you have no other option. P2P programs like Limewire are becoming increasingly less helpful now that the media bigwigs are cramping down on us.
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It should happen in real time.  Give or take...\n\nYou may want to try a different media player to the one you're using - VLC is free and quite good.  Also, is your graphics card a current model with the latest drivers? You should also deactivate all utility software during the process - virus checks, background moitors etc.
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Try downloading quick-time\nCNet.com
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http://www.YourFreeVideoiPods.com/index.php?ref=1680449\nor\nhttp://www.DesktopComputer4free.com/index.php?ref=3541387
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Your issue is most likely your firewall or security software, temporarily disable that and see wut happens
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I would run my system tools - ScanDisk, Disk Cleanup, and Defragging.\nAlso, you may have a browser conflict and Hijack This might help resolve this.\nYou said it often happens when you are watching movies. I think this is common when watching video files as the bytes are received in packets and even with ADSL, the videos are erratic.\nGood Luck
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According to me, Problem most likly with Your graphic card. you can download latest graphic card driver from manufacturer website.\nalso you can try to play videos in other softwares like jet-audio, power dvd. if problem present, then problem with Graphic Driver or Hard disk(if you are playing from Hard Disk)
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you can try www.keepvid.com to download any video from any sites which dont have the download feature\n\nthe downloaded file is in .flv format if im not wrong and you might need to convert it to play
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Check firewall settings and also make sure you have the correct codec/plugins.
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u don't have plugins for video in the browser so install/download that from microsoft or other website
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make sure your browser is set up to watch video .  Make sure your browser is updated if you are using explorer.  Go to internet options make sure you dont have anything clicked to prevent you from watching video.  These are streaming video so you might also check  your settings on your firewall and your virus software to make sure it isnt blocking it.
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It depends on the video ,wether it is streaming or it is attached. if it is streaming you cant download it by any method nor by right click otherwise try using right click save target as.
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It's quite unlikely that a firewall is the problem, seeing as you can hear the audio, but just can't see the video. It's possible that you're missing the video codec that was used to create the video, or you could be missing the plug-in or player that the video was created for (like Quicktime, RealPlayer, Flash Player, or Shockwave Player).\n\nWhen it comes to codecs, there are TONS of them out there, and honestly, I still have issues with video codecs on occasion. Oddly, one of the most widely used codecs, Indeo, isn't included with Windows Media Player. Neither is DivX. There's a bunch more out there as well, but installing those 2 should get you rolling. Links to Indeo and DivX are included below.\n\nYou may also want to install other players, like Quicktime\nhttp://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/standalone.html\nJust be certain to get the standalone install, and un-check the "I'd like to receive free offers" & crap boxes. You may also use a false email address (I do all the time).\n\nShockwave Player is another one you might want to install.\nhttp://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/\n\nWhile there on Adobe's website, you may want to reinstall Flash Player.\nhttp://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash&promoid=BIOW\n\nFinally, another media player is RealPlayer. It's sometimes required for streaming audio and video on some websites. You can find it at http://www.real.com . Look for the FREE player, and download the Basic version, not any of the ones you have to pay for, or trial versions.\n\nI hope this helps.
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go to google and click more google and itll say videos on the screen when you scorll it
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use YOUTUBE GRABBER to download the file (it does not have to be from youtube), then use FLV Player to watch it.