Can You See This Video? (dialup users mainly)

Hey guys. we jsut finished editing these clips in Quicktime and Windows Media Video for dialup users. They're a little larger than your typical dialup vid (they're about 300kbps) so i'm wondering if dialup users are able to stream them without too many buffering delays.

So...

1) can you see both the WMV and Quicktime vids?
2) are they streaming for you fine
3) what your connection is (dialup or broadband)

Non-Dialup users...are you able to see the vids? are they streaming for you fine?


Quicktime Clip

Windows Media Clip


Thanks everyone.

- Allan

I have a high speed connection (cable) and they play fine. Very quick to load. No jumpiness. And what a hot model you got there... yum!!

i have hi speed. the quick time didn't stream. it downloaded. the wmv streamed fine, looked good.

Hey thanks guys!

so, with the quicktime vid, after you clicked on the link did it start to download until the entire vid had downloaded and THEN did it started playing for you? That's not really streaming i guess hahaha. can you even stream quicktime vids? if so, what should i be doing differently?

And i know there are still some of you dialup people out there so come and show your face :)

what are your quicktime encode settings

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Originally Posted by pierrefitch

what are your quicktime encode settings

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"Sorenson Video, 320x240, Millions IMA 4:1, Stereo, 22050 Hz"

btw pierre..were you able to see the vids?

Hey GPAllan...

Windows Media:
Worked great. Looks good and loaded up fast, and Windows Media poped up.

Quick Time:
The actual quicktime program didn't load up, but the vid was embedded in a browser pop-up... This one seems to have problems... It was pixelated and loaded up slowly... Are the dimensions correct (maybe it was stretched out in the browser window)?

BrianDN

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Originally Posted by BrianDN

Quick Time:
The actual quicktime program didn't load up, but the vid was embedded in a browser pop-up... This one seems to have problems... It was pixelated and loaded up slowly... Are the dimensions correct (maybe it was stretched out in the browser window)?

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both the quicktime and the wmv should be 320x240. is the quicktime appearing larger than that? thanks

Yup...
Both worked fine.
The quicktime was a little "choppy" but the wmv was perfect.

Um, yummy. It's times like these when I'm suddenly in the mood for a taste of dark meat... :)

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Originally Posted by steven619

Yup...
Both worked fine.
The quicktime was a little "choppy" but the wmv was perfect.

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Oh yes, the point of the post. Haha.

I had the same experience. wmv better than Quicktime.

Who is that beautiful boy?

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Originally Posted by XXXWriterDude

Um, yummy. It's times like these when I'm suddenly in the mood for a taste of dark meat... :)

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haha glad you like :D he's sexy but a little borring on film

thanks everyone!

the clips are now both removed. thanks everyone

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Originally Posted by GPallan

haha glad you like :D he's sexy but a little borring on film

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What a shame. Why is it that the beautiful ones are so often the most boring in bed? :)

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Originally Posted by XXXWriterDude

What a shame. Why is it that the beautiful ones are so often the most boring in bed? :)

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XXXWriterDude... Too funny, man ;)