On Sep 11, 2007, at 9:20 AM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
That is a common problem with digital audio files (especially on PCs).
If I may return to my initial post about the truncation of videos that I either attempt to view online or to download from Youtube via dial-up connection, you had suggested that it was likely my ISP that was causing that to happen as opposed to any action that Google was implementing. My question back to you was how would my ISP be able to limit only downloads from Youtube? Perhaps that question back to you never got delivered and thus you never saw it here.
I am able to download and view long videos from a number of other sites, and can successfully download huge files from any source without problems, except from Youtube. That being the case, how could my ISP be specifically limiting my download ability when it comes to Youtube files but not to any others, and why would they do that?
Again, in any instance of this happening, regardless of the download speed in kilobytes per second, a few seconds after 20 minutes has elapsed, the video is terminated midstream.
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