Streaming Video Problems
May-2nd-2003, 12:36 AM
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Streaming Video Problems
For the past about 3 months now, I've been unable to recieve any "streaming" video onto my PC. When we switched providers, I was able to recieve and download videos, etc. but now no longer. I can't even "save as" for anything. If I click the video link, WMP pops up and just says "connecting" for ever. If I "save as" it says "getting file information" or some **** even on links I KNOW work.
Is there something I can do to get my videos back? There's alot of funny **** in this forum and I can't see any of it anymore.
Like I said, even with my new provider for about the first 4 months with them all was well, but all of a sudden about 3 months ago anything "streaming" or even "saving as" doesn't work. Can you computer guys out there help me out?
Thanks!
Is there something I can do to get my videos back? There's alot of funny **** in this forum and I can't see any of it anymore.
Like I said, even with my new provider for about the first 4 months with them all was well, but all of a sudden about 3 months ago anything "streaming" or even "saving as" doesn't work. Can you computer guys out there help me out?
Thanks!
May-2nd-2003, 01:08 AM
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You might want to delete all your temporary internet files, and cookies first. After, you can try deleting your history as well(get all that **** outta there) :-)
Then update windows. You can try re-setting up your internet connection. Try downloading latest patches for your OS and WMP. Also check your security settings in IE.
If those don't work, try running a search on your pc for mplayer2.exe. This is the older version of windows media player.
Does this happen w/ quicktime and realplayer as well?
Then update windows. You can try re-setting up your internet connection. Try downloading latest patches for your OS and WMP. Also check your security settings in IE.
If those don't work, try running a search on your pc for mplayer2.exe. This is the older version of windows media player.
Does this happen w/ quicktime and realplayer as well?
May-2nd-2003, 01:20 AM
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Originally posted by 91dx
You might want to delete all your temporary internet files, and cookies first. After, you can try deleting your history as well(get all that **** outta there) :-)
Then update windows. You can try re-setting up your internet connection. Try downloading latest patches for your OS and WMP. Also check your security settings in IE.
If those don't work, try running a search on your pc for mplayer2.exe. This is the older version of windows media player.
Does this happen w/ quicktime and realplayer as well?
You might want to delete all your temporary internet files, and cookies first. After, you can try deleting your history as well(get all that **** outta there) :-)
Then update windows. You can try re-setting up your internet connection. Try downloading latest patches for your OS and WMP. Also check your security settings in IE.
If those don't work, try running a search on your pc for mplayer2.exe. This is the older version of windows media player.
Does this happen w/ quicktime and realplayer as well?
Could my ISP be blocking it?
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