Nerissa, can you explain what you mean by "progressive buffering"?
On 1/16/06, Nerissa (TheVideoQueen) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2) I also don't even start to watch videos if it takes more than a
minute to
> download/buffer UNLESS I know I want to see this video for some
reason I
> read in the description. This is where format and file size come into
play
> for me. I prefer streaming or progressive downloads, or small files
(<10mb)
> of wmv, mov, and mpg.
>
I dont see where I said progressive "buffering" in the above quote you included, but if I did some where in my previous email just know I meant progressive "downloads".
An example of progressive
download is when an flv is used with my freevideocoding.com integrated player. The flv file downloads to browser temp folder but starts to play almost immediately way before flv file completes downloading process. Streaming files on the other hand, are different from downloads and progressive downloads both.
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