The video stream from the server should always be embedded in a HTML page (see How can I embed the video stream in my web page?). Pointing the browser directly at it (that is, entering the server's address in the location bar) is very likely to give poor results.

The video frame rate (vid/aud tab) you selected for your video may not correlate well with the framerate of the source material. The video motion looks smoothest when the video frame rate you set (vid/aud tab) is equal to, or a factor of, the source video framerate (a factor of a number is a whole number which can be multiplied by another whole number to equal the original number). See similar questions...

This issue has been discussed elsewhere on these forums. Have a look at the Stylesheet not applying in Mozilla or style sheets not being read properly by mozilla? threads for information about why this may happen if you trigger Standards Mode or Almost Standards Mode. See similar questions...

Each viewer gets his own video stream. Each stream slows down a little to allow another one to be squeezed through the upload pipe. As of March 2005, under ideal conditions AND if you're the only one watching, you'll get 2 frames per second. We are bandwidth-constrained and when we have more available this will increase. Someone else is controlling the camera. They have ten minutes from the time they start. You'll see a little count-down clock showing you when control will pass to you. See similar questions...

The primary reason for Netscape/Mozilla browsers not working with the Slipstream Web Accelerator, is that the proxy setting is not updated properly. Please make sure that Netscape/Mozilla browsers, including quick launch located in the system tray, only launch after the Slipstream Web Accelerator is enabled. Please do not attempt to stop/disable it while you're browsing. Leave it on always for the entire time while you're browsing. See similar questions...

A video stream is short video segment, typically ranging from 5 seconds to 10 minutes, that can be viewed on your handset, but cannot be saved on your handset. Access to video streams can be ordered through a download link on a website, a wap site, a multimedia album or by sending a text message to an SMS "short code" (like 77999), depending on your handset capabilities and your wireless carrier. See similar questions...

Video and VR playback takes quite a bit of computer power. Try clicking on the square video resize button in the upper right-hand corner. This will make the playback window smaller and thus smoother in playback. See similar questions...

To understand "dark cutting beef," it is necessary to understand how the bright red color of beef occurs. At death, the muscle attempts to maintain all normal activities. To do so, it must have energy in the form of ATP. To get ATP, it breaks down glycogen through postmortem glycolysis. A by-product of postmortem glycolysis is lactic acid. Lactic acid builds up in the muscle over a 16 to 24 hour period post-slaughter. A normal level of lactic acid (pH of 5. See similar questions...

Invalid HTML will almost certainly cause Netscape to ignore your CSS suggestions at some point. You will find that valid HTML is your best friend, but for Netscape to work properly you must ensure that all elements in your markup which permit closing tags are explicitly closed. Check and correct your CSS suggestions for the very same reason, Netscape 4.x is in fact doing "the right thing", as per CSS specs (as opposed to MSIE) when it ignores style rules with errors. Netscape 4. See similar questions...

Go to DownloadStudio's Options dialog and click on the Browser Integration page. It contains instructions and settings for all popular web browsers. Make sure you have installed the DownloadStudio Extension into Firefox, Mozilla or Netscape. To install it, go to the Options (Firefox Page or Mozilla Page or Netscape Page) dialog in DownloadStudio and click the Install Extension button. This will install the DownloadStudio Extension into your web browser. See similar questions...

Start Netscape Navigator and browse as you normally would. World Verge Web Accelerator is launched automatically every time Windows starts. It operates in the background to accelerate your web connection. No user intervention is required. See similar questions...

The video is always scaled to fit inside the template. If you are using 240x180 video (the current default), use a template configured for this size (including the default template). If you are using 320x240 video, use a template designed for that size (currently called the "large video" templates). There's a large performance penalty in Flash to resize the video on the fly, so using a template optimized for that video size is important. See similar questions...

This has to do with the way the video is loading, not the quality of the video. In order for us to minimize space on our site, all videos have to load in order for you to preview them. Depending on your Internet speed, load times may vary. You can see the loading progress on the video itself in the form of a moving gray line. Take a moment to read the information about the clip to the right in the meantime, and once the video has loaded properly, it will play smoothly. See similar questions...

Webmaster Media Maker integrates Generator Software and Web Players into one powerful program that installs quickly and operates just like any other Windows software. Webmaster Media Maker generates the complete file set required to stream audio and video. These files are then uploaded to your webserver. Top See similar questions...

Normally, we see a 30 second to 2 minute delay in the video stream. The amount of delay depends on your geographic location and traffic on the internet. Unless you are offering your webcast in conjunction with a conference call or telephone based meeting, your attendees will never know. Slide transitions, quizzes and polls are all synchronized with the meeting video. See similar questions...

Start Netscape Navigator and browse as you normally would. X5 STREAM is launched automatically every time Windows starts. It operates in the background to accelerate your web connection. No user intervention is required. See similar questions...

No, Lightstreamer is optimized for the real-time delivery of text (actually any kind of text: strings, numbers, free text, tagged text, etc.). See similar questions...

NOTE: The QuickTime animation will show the letter "Q" being drawn. If you don't see that, you'll need to figure out if any of the following solutions will help. See similar questions...