On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 21:54:07 GMT, rex@@txol.net (Rex B) calmly ranted:
Those are excellent refreshers for those of us who
haven't used some of this machinery for awhile.
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A mostly meat-powered woodworker, and proud of it.
I just tried to look at with my Netscape browser under RedHat 7.1 Linux.
Just to be safe, I clicked on Low Bandwidth and immediately got a blank
page, with "Document Done" at the bottom. How do I have to have Netscape
and my system configured to watch the videos?
It isn't urgent to solve this problem, since I can always go to the library,
make an appointment to use one of their PC's for a half hour, and and try to
watch one of the videos on their PC's under Windows.
Just to be safe, I clicked on Low Bandwidth and immediately got a blank
page, with "Document Done" at the bottom. How do I have to have Netscape
and my system configured to watch the videos?
I downloaded them to disk last night - right mouse button (RMB) and do a save
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Then when I click on it, Quick Time player (that can be downloaded from apple )
runs it.
Window Media might as well as other programs.
Mart> rex@@txol.net (Rex B) writes:
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I downnloaded the movies also, but even after upgrading Quicktime to the
latest version and downloading the latest DirectX per Apple, I have a
problem. The pictures seem nice and smooth but the sound is chopped up and
sounds echoie(sp). This is the reason I upgraded Quicktime to the latest
version. Any ideas?
Thanks
Dave Foreman
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A guess: do you perhaps have software driven audio ? Is your audio built
in to the motherboard ? A lot of motherboard sound implementations used
the CPU to do some of the work, and during video the CPU happens to be
very busy.
I downloaded the files and watched them with mplayer on my RHEL 3.0WS
system. I think there is a quicktime plugin for Mozilla, but I've never
installed it because I like the player controls in mplayer.
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Scott
I have a Sound Blaster Live. With the latest drivers I can find, etc.
The only problem I have with it seems to be movies.
Dave Foreman
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Test all of them with your virus detector then turn it off. I suspect you are
swapping
to much to disk and running out of memory or to many cpu cycle steals to your
detector.
Martin
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