Steve Rigby wrote:
To respond a bit further to the suggestion that it is my ISP that is
limiting my time on Youtube, I would like to add the following. I
can quite successfully download and/or view videos from a number of
other sites with no limitations of any sort on the length of time I am
online doing so. Why would my ISP specifically limit my allowable
time on Youtube as opposed to other video sharing sites and
additionally, how would they accomplish such a specific limitation
based upon the site I visit.
Steve
Steve, I think YouTube is the problem because, just as you are
apparently being limited, I have seen some videos on YouTube are
completely out of sync where, the audio and, video do not match.
Christopher
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