Video under Vista at 56k

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I am trying to watch a video on-line under Vista.(32 bit)

I only have a 56k line so the video is very slow.

Can I configure Flash to run at 56k?

Any advice greatfully received.

Thanks

Ps. I can't find Flash on my system. Any idea where it is installed?
 
species8350 said:
I am trying to watch a video on-line under Vista.(32 bit)

Make sure you clear your calendar for the next 12 days.
 
There's nothing to configure and there's nothing you can do, you can't get
quality streaming on a 56k connection.
 
David's right, you can't get quality streaming video with 56k connection.

But to answer the second part.... To find your flash installation, in
Internet Explorer, go to Tools -> Manage add ons.
 
species8350 said:
I am trying to watch a video on-line under Vista.(32 bit)

I only have a 56k line so the video is very slow.

Can I configure Flash to run at 56k?

Any advice greatfully received.

Thanks

Ps. I can't find Flash on my system. Any idea where it is installed?



What you could do is to *download* the video, rather than watching it
online, and then watch it locally. Some sites like Google video often have
an download option (or there are tools / websites that can help with the
process).

You'd need a download manager (I used to use 'Star Downloader' when I was on
dial up a few years back), and also a program for watching flash videos
locally eg 'VLC Media Player' or 'FLV Player', both of which are free.
 
What you could do is to *download* the video, rather than watching it
online, and then watch it locally. Some sites like Google video often have
an download option (or there are tools / websites that can help with the
process).

You'd need a download manager (I used to use 'Star Downloader' when I wason
dial up a few years back), and also a program for watching flash videos
locally eg 'VLC Media Player' or 'FLV Player', both of which are free.

Thanks all for the advice

Best wishes

S
 

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