Streaming video
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9 Apr 2008, 12:29
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Got some question about streaming video's.
1) Does it use the same data amount as a download ? Like is it better for my data-limit to download a file or to stream it.
2) Are there any settings for windows media player - that would allow me to jump to scenes while streaming.
Example
----------- (represents current video shown)
++++++++++1++2++++ (represents buffered video, yet to be showed)
Is there any way I can jump to my number ( 1&2 ) so a video that has been buffered already, but not shown yet. ATM I'm not able to do this with my WMP.
Thx for any advice
Edited question 1
1) Does it use the same data amount as a download ? Like is it better for my data-limit to download a file or to stream it.
2) Are there any settings for windows media player - that would allow me to jump to scenes while streaming.
Example
----------- (represents current video shown)
++++++++++1++2++++ (represents buffered video, yet to be showed)
Is there any way I can jump to my number ( 1&2 ) so a video that has been buffered already, but not shown yet. ATM I'm not able to do this with my WMP.
Thx for any advice
Edited question 1
edit: fuck ur edit!
2. Don't think so, streams are streamed. But VOD's might sometimes have an option like that... Dno rly.
so it's no difference if you "download" it or if you "stream" it