Hi.
Yes I would like to know how you resolved it too. Please let us know.
Simon
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now that we know the solution, may we have an explanation?
did you install firefox to fix it?
did you uninstall it?
did you change the plugins you use?
did you simply use a different browser?
???
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On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 10:26 PM, rs_poetic wrote:
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>
> Happy ending... I recently solved my Netflix streaming problems, and
> the solution is: Firefox!
> RS
>
now that we know the solution, may we have an explanation?
did you install firefox to fix it?
did you uninstall it?
did you change th
Happy ending... I recently solved my Netflix streaming problems, and
the solution is: Firefox!
RS
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Thanks for the responses! I've learned things. I note that Netflix
has an interesting automatic quality finder that deems my video
quality to be "high"; I can see it fiddling in the first moments of
the video until it gets a sharp picture. On my end, extending the
helpful tests suggested here, I
On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 7:35 AM, rs_poetic wrote:
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>
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> Ok, I ran the tests (with wireless, and the new larger memory which is
> great incidentally). The speedtest result:
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> 21520 kbps download
> 2717 kbps upload
>
ok you got bandwidth
lets check quality os service
go to :
http://myspeed.vis
t;I hooked the computer up to the cable router by direct wire. Puzzling
> >result: although general loading of internet pages was faster, video
> >streaming itself didn't improve much.
>
> That mostly eliminates your computer and LAN (wired and wireless) as the
> cause.
&g
At 10:17 AM -0800 1/6/2009, rs_poetic wrote:
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>I did most of the maintenance steps suggested by Dan: no noticeable
>change in video streaming ability.
>
>I hooked the computer up to the cable router by direct wire. Puzzling
>result: although general loading of internet pages
Hello,
I did most of the maintenance steps suggested by Dan: no noticeable
change in video streaming ability.
I hooked the computer up to the cable router by direct wire. Puzzling
result: although general loading of internet pages was faster, video
streaming itself didn't improve much.
Thanks to all for prompt suggestions - it might take me a few days to
do the maintenance that Dan suggests as a first step, and then I'll
let you know the results
RS
On Jan 4, 2:14 pm, Manuel Jorge Marques
wrote:
> It could also be the wi-fi connection... I have an 8 mbit cable
> connectio
It could also be the wi-fi connection... I have an 8 mbit cable
connection here, but I do tell the difference (in terms of
responsiveness...) between the wired and the wireless connection.
Manuel Marques, Portugal
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On Jan 4, 2009, a
It's possible that it's your ISP and your bandwidth if you are
streaming from Netflix web-site.
On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 11:17 AM, Dan wrote:
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> At 8:01 AM -0800 1/4/2009, rs_poetic wrote:
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> [2.16 GHz Core 2 Duo iMac, 1 GB, Airport Extreme 11g]
>
>>when I bought this great iMac a year ago, it s
At 8:01 AM -0800 1/4/2009, rs_poetic wrote:
[2.16 GHz Core 2 Duo iMac, 1 GB, Airport Extreme 11g]
>when I bought this great iMac a year ago, it seemed really fast - and
>yet new challenges now seem to be pushing it to the limit. In
>particular, Netflix Instant Play, which we love, stutters a bi
Hello,
when I bought this great iMac a year ago, it seemed really fast - and
yet new challenges now seem to be pushing it to the limit. In
particular, Netflix Instant Play, which we love, stutters a bit, just
enough to be annoying. So my question is, where is the bottleneck in
internet video str
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