Video Download Time
These videos can practically only be viewed by
people
with high speed internet connections. These are large files
as internet files go, and
even
with DSL they will may get stuck once in a while and have a few
problems. However, cable broadband should have no problems
viewing these videos immediately as they download or stream to your
computer. In most cases, DSL connections will also be able to
view these as they download with no delays. Once in a while a
video wants to download completely before it plays, and thus will not
start for several minutes depending on the length of the video and the
speed of your connection to the internet.
A 50mb file will take 100 seconds to fully download at 500k per second,
which is typical DSL download speed. A 300mb file would take 6
times as long. Even so, most should play as they download and the
download speed on DSL should be fast enough to stay ahead of the vidoe
playing. Cable connections are 3-10 times as fast as DSL,
so they should have little trouble with speed. A 56K
connection on a regular
phone line is not practical for watching these videos. A 56k
phone
connection would take
10 minutes to download 1 mb, so a small video of 20 mb would take 200
minutes or over 3 hours, and would often fail sometime during the
downloading process. A longer video would take days to download.
These videos are in Quick Time 7 (H.264 compression); therefore, you must have Quick Time 7 installed on your computer to view them. A free download of the Quicktime 7 player can be downloaded from the Apple computer website at http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/mac.html. You do not need to buy the Quick Time Pro version which they try to sell you on the site. Just download the free player. There is a separate player and version for Windows computers and Macintosh computers, so be sure to get the correct one for your computer. These videos can be viewed in Quick Time on both Mac and Windows computers.
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