Laurel wrote:
>When I receive a video as a link or as an attachment I cannot watch it. =
>It runs for 2-3 seconds and then stops still and for 2-3 Minutes and the=
>n runs again for 2-3 seconds and then stops, etc>>


That depends on how you are watching the attachment.

  If you are using web-based email, then you are probably watching the 
video while it is still on the web server, so you will be limited by your 
connection speed, as Dean says.

If, however, you are actually downloading the video onto your hard drive as 
an attachment, as in say Eudora, then the problem is internal to your 
computer. Probably too much running in the background and/or insufficient 
memory available for the video stream. That will depend on how much RAM you 
have--XP needs 1 Gb RAM to do these things efficiently.

As Dean surmises, it sounds to me as if you are actually trying to watch 
the video on Juno's web server without first downloading it to your hard drive.

Don Penlington





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