I believe Juno Turbo is a dialup phone line connection thru your modem.  
Modems transmit data up to about 56k bytes per second, video files are 
usually rather large.  I have a .wmv format video thats runs 40 seconds, 
takes up 800k of space.   Your toshiba will download part of the file 
and then start to play it and may run out of data before it gets the 
rest of the file.  This process is affected by connection speed, RAM 
memory in the laptop and cpu speed, to name a few variables.  You don't 
give any specs or model numbers of your laptop.  Text files for email 
usually are pretty small, but web surfing and videos are the reason 
people spend the money on DSL or cable connections.
Paul Hachmeyer

Laurel wrote:

>I have a Toshiba Satellite running Windows XP with Juno Turbo as my ISP.
>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 then runs again for 2-3 seconds and then stops, etc. What do I do to get it to run properly. Even if I go directly to UTUBE or some such site I have the same problem. Any help you can give me will, as always, be appreciated. I am so glad I have you to count on.
>Laurel
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