Re: [videoblogging] Is there someting wrong with blip.tv, or is it just me?

[Mike Hudack]

We've heard about a Firefox cache issue with blip before, and did everything we could to diagnose it, and the furthest we've come is that other browsers always work fine, and that restarting Firefox always fixes it. As far as Frank's problem, I think it's unrelated... It could be a result of many simultaneous downloads, or could be the result of some network congestion between Frank and blip's servers (which are in New York). On Nov 14, 2005, at 4:41 PM, Markus Sandy wrote: yes, I've felt the same way over the weekend but it appears to have been due to firefox/mac (for me) I'm not sure why, but i think it might have been related to a short  network outage that left firefox/mac in a slightly confused state.  i'm  guessing here, but when this happened, i had been uploading to blip just  before hand and so I'm thinking firefox may have messed up caching for  blip until i restarted it.  everything else was working fine, so it  seemed like it was blip until i launched safari and things were very  snappy.  until i restarted firefox, i could not even load the blip.tv  front page or see any vids or photos that were hosted there when looking  at my vlogs. don't know if that applies for you Frank, aren't you on windows? markus Frank Carver wrote: I've noticed over the last few days that all the feeds I get from blip.tv are just dribbling in. At first I thought it was a network problem, but data transfer from other sources is still at my full broadband rate. Blip.tv seems to be "choking" the data transfer to something like 4kb/sec per feed, which is taking ... ages ... Is this happening to anyone else? SPONSORED LINKS Individual Fireant Use YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.