I'm finding that live web video streaming on my new intel iMac (1 Gig memory,
superdrive) is pretty poor. I've tried different live stream sites with the
same results: jerky, stop and go streaming, really quite unwatchable. I have
adjusted QuickTime and Flip4Mac settings, but no dice. I have a relatively
slow DSL connection at about 256K (I've set QuickTime to that). I'm fairly
new to this sort of web experience so don't know if what I'm getting is
within the range of normal for that DSL speed. But if so, then setting your
DSL connection speed in the QuickTime preferences is a useless exercise
because, as I said, the video quality I'm getting is unwatchable.
Thanks for any help.
cheers. LG

In article <0001HW.C2AD9FF900365FB8B019F94F@news.bmts.com>,
LG Gray <lindsaygray@bmts.com> wrote:

> I'm finding that live web video streaming on my new intel iMac (1 Gig memory,
> superdrive) is pretty poor. I've tried different live stream sites with the
> same results: jerky, stop and go streaming, really quite unwatchable. I have
> adjusted QuickTime and Flip4Mac settings, but no dice. I have a relatively
> slow DSL connection at about 256K (I've set QuickTime to that). I'm fairly
> new to this sort of web experience so don't know if what I'm getting is
> within the range of normal for that DSL speed. But if so, then setting your
> DSL connection speed in the QuickTime preferences is a useless exercise
> because, as I said, the video quality I'm getting is unwatchable.
> Thanks for any help.
> cheers. LG

Chances are, its your ISP. I have a first generation MacBook Pro and a
PowerMac G5. I have no problem watching steaming video.