Re: STREAMING VIDEO (In Real Life Updates)

Re: STREAMING VIDEO
Author: Adam	December 14, 2002 at 13:44:09
in reply to: Re: STREAMING VIDEO* posted by mote on December 14, 2002 at 05:25:06*

it depends on your connection speed. we tested many screen
sizes and resolutions( the faster you connect the bigger
the picture because your speed can handle it). each stream
speed is optimized for your connection speed. given that
even people connecting at 22 kb/s on a dial-up can get
great clear picture quality at a smaller size, if we would
have went with a larger screen size you would get major lag
and a fuzzy picture. we based the screen size on the need
to maintain a crystal clear picture. even though this
software is the best right now in the world for streaming
video on demand...we are still limited by the constraints
of where technology is at right now. a full screen picture
at DVD quality is deffinately posssible....but unless you
have a 2.5 ghz processor, 512 mb of ram, and are on a
dedicated T-3 connection you wouldnt be able to get it.
even though a few people may have that level of
technology....the average user doesnt. our system is
watchable at excelent quality by someone with a 200 mhz
processor, 64 mb of system ram, connecting at a minimum of
22 kb/s...that is close to everybody on the net.

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> it depends on your connection speed. we tested many screen > sizes and resolutions( the faster you connect the bigger > the picture because your speed can handle it). each stream > speed is optimized for your connection speed. given that > even people connecting at 22 kb/s on a dial-up can get > great clear picture quality at a smaller size, if we would > have went with a larger screen size you would get major lag > and a fuzzy picture. we based the screen size on the need > to maintain a crystal clear picture. even though this > software is the best right now in the world for streaming > video on demand...we are still limited by the constraints > of where technology is at right now. a full screen picture > at DVD quality is deffinately posssible....but unless you > have a 2.5 ghz processor, 512 mb of ram, and are on a > dedicated T-3 connection you wouldnt be able to get it. > even though a few people may have that level of > technology....the average user doesnt. our system is > watchable at excelent quality by someone with a 200 mhz > processor, 64 mb of system ram, connecting at a minimum of > 22 kb/s...that is close to everybody on the net.