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Windows Forum / Windows Vista / Music, Photo, Video / August 2007Streaming doesnt buffer fast enough
Hello, I have a new HP laptop w/ vista. I cant seem to stream video fast enough from youtube. The net effect is the video and audio stutter a lot. Im on a wireless broadband network and my other 2 laptops run fine w/ xp. The signal is strong and I have disabled ipv6 based on other postings. Any other suggestions?  SignatureJoe Try disabling Remote Differential Compression. This might help speed up your network connection in Vista and make streaming from youtube faster. http://www.maximumpcguides.com/disable-remote-differential-compression/ SignatureMAXIMUMpcguides.com Helping you get the MOST out of your Vista PC. -- > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > signal is strong and I have disabled ipv6 based on other postings. Any > other suggestions? Have you tried with your new Laptop using a wireless connection to your router? What graphics card/chip is in your new Laptop? > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > signal is strong and I have disabled ipv6 based on other postings. Any > other suggestions? I just finished connecting the new laptop directly to the modem/broadband and bypassing the wireless and the problem persists. I do not think its wireless related. Any ideas? SignatureJoe > Have you tried with your new Laptop using a wireless connection to your > router? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > signal is strong and I have disabled ipv6 based on other postings. Any > > other suggestions? I agree it is not wireless related based on your test result. Again I ask what graphics card is installed in your new laptop? Also how much memory does it have? >I just finished connecting the new laptop directly to the modem/broadband >and [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> > Any >> > other suggestions? The card is a nvidia GeForce Go 6150 . Im not sure how to figure out how much memory... where can I find that? SignatureJoe > I agree it is not wireless related based on your test result. > Again I ask what graphics card is installed in your new laptop? [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > >> > Any > >> > other suggestions? Well your video card appears to have enough horsepower. Have you checked the HP WebSite to see if they have any updated graphics, network, or audio drivers for your Laptop? > The card is a nvidia GeForce Go 6150 . Im not sure how to figure out > how [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >> >> > Any >> >> > other suggestions? JW;433233 Wrote: > Well your video card appears to have enough horsepower. Well I don't hear any horse neighing. How many is required for that? SignatureMDOC I have downloaded the latest drivers and I'm still having the same perf issues w/ streaming. SignatureJoe > Well your video card appears to have enough horsepower. > Have you checked the HP WebSite to see if they have any updated graphics, [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > >> >> > Any > >> >> > other suggestions? If I were you, I would first unload the flash player, totally uninstall it. Then, go here: http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash Download and install the latest version, right from the source. |
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