· If the video clip gets interrupted by a lot of buffering the first time through, then at the completion immediately hit the player's "Play/Replay" button -- the playback should be considerably faster the second time since it is coming out of your cache.
· The quality of the streaming will depend on a number of factors, including the speed of your internet connection; the speed of your computer processor; the speed of the internet connection for the site hosting the video; and the technical quality of the original video footage (resolution, lighting, etc). As you will see, some are considerably better than others.
· Even the time of day that you use the internet can affect how quickly a video downloads to your machine, due to variations in the overall volume of web traffic from one hour to the next (lower levels mean less congestion and thus faster transfer rates).
· Some of the hosting sites use embedded players that display the videos at a size larger than required, which unfortunately diminishes the quality by pixilating the images. If a video strikes your fancy and you want to know how to get the very best playback, click [here] for more info.
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