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Okay, so when i watch videos on flash players and the download stalls, the video resumes where it stopped.
when I watch on quicktime, I've noted that a stall or stutter in playback picks up at the clock time of where it should pick up. So a 5 second stall in a countdown might play as: 10, 9, 8 .....3, 2, 1.
Does anyone know of a way to get quicktime to pick up stalls where they left off rather than to be slaved to the system clock?
when I watch on quicktime, I've noted that a stall or stutter in playback picks up at the clock time of where it should pick up. So a 5 second stall in a countdown might play as: 10, 9, 8 .....3, 2, 1.
Does anyone know of a way to get quicktime to pick up stalls where they left off rather than to be slaved to the system clock?
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Re: Time ain't on my side
Thu, June 18, 2009 - 9:02 PMted,
i think one can do it under Quicktime® Preferences :
Choose small , medium or large for your buffer size depending on what works best
i'll just drag the little blue Quicktime® sideways tri angle back to the beginning sometimes to let it load fully first
Do you use D S L , dial up or wi - fi ?
Macromedia's Flash® is losing out to Sun's Java® in my humble opinion
They are a l l memory , bandwidth , and V R A M intensive applications and programs
i use the Widget iStat Pro® to help figure out where my bottle necks are •
h t h ∞
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Re: Time ain't on my side
Thu, June 18, 2009 - 11:25 PMUnder View menu: Play all frames?
HTH, Trance -
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Re: Time ain't on my side
Fri, June 19, 2009 - 12:00 AMNo, for some reason that cuts out the sound.
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