Step1:Allow the movie to load completely or at least halfway to stop video buffering.

Step2:Start the movie and then hit stop until the movie has fully or halfway loaded. As the movie is loading, you should see a yellow or gray line. The line you see will get longer as it loads.
Step3:Close all windows that you don't need. Having too many windows open will slow the loading process down.
Step4:Resume play once the movie is at least halfway loaded or fully loaded. By this time you should be able to enjoy the movie without the video buffering or constant starting and stopping.

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 7:20 PM on September 02, 2008

well,
Follow these steps which are given below :

Step1:Allow the movie to load completely or at least halfway to stop video buffering.

Step2:Start the movie and then hit stop until the movie has fully or halfway loaded. As the movie is loading, you should see a yellow or gray line. The line you see will get longer as it loads.
Step3:Close all windows that you don't need. Having too many windows open will slow the loading process down.
Step4:Resume play once the movie is at least halfway loaded or fully loaded. By this time you should be able to enjoy the movie without the video buffering or constant starting and stopping.

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 10:40 AM on August 26, 2008

secret to avoiding choppy videos is to get enough of the video "buffered" so that it plays without interruption while playing. Your Internet connection may be too slow to allow you to watch the video until the whole thing has been buffered. It may take a while, but it's worth the wait. After the whole video has been buffered, it's time to click the "play" button and enjoy! Obviously you can reduce the buffering time by opting for high speed internet connection.Step1:Allow the movie to load completely or at least halfway to stop video buffering.

Step2:Start the movie and then hit stop until the movie has fully or halfway loaded. As the movie is loading, you should see a yellow or gray line. The line you see will get longer as it loads.
Step3:Close all windows that you don't need. Having too many windows open will slow the loading process down.
Step4:Resume play once the movie is at least halfway loaded or fully loaded. By this time you should be able to enjoy the movie without the video buffering or constant starting and stopping.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 2:48 PM on August 24, 2008

Follow these steps which are given below :

Step1:Allow the movie to load completely or at least halfway to stop video buffering.

Step2:Start the movie and then hit stop until the movie has fully or halfway loaded. As the movie is loading, you should see a yellow or gray line. The line you see will get longer as it loads.
Step3:Close all windows that you don't need. Having too many windows open will slow the loading process down.
Step4:Resume play once the movie is at least halfway loaded or fully loaded. By this time you should be able to enjoy the movie without the video buffering or constant starting and stopping.

Answered by Ashish Yadav , an ibibo Wizard, at 6:02 PM on August 22, 2008

hi there

Step1:Allow the movie to load completely or at least halfway to stop video buffering.

Step2:Start the movie and then hit stop until the movie has fully or halfway loaded. As the movie is loading, you should see a yellow or gray line. The line you see will get longer as it loads.
Step3:Close all windows that you don't need. Having too many windows open will slow the loading process down.
Step4:Resume play once the movie is at least halfway loaded or fully loaded. By this time you should be able to enjoy the movie without the video buffering or constant starting and stopping.

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 12:48 PM on August 22, 2008

Allow the movie to load completely or at least halfway to stop video buffering.
Step2
Start the movie and then hit stop until the movie has fully or halfway loaded. As the movie is loading, you should see a yellow or gray line. The line you see will get longer as it loads.
Step3
Close all windows that you don't need. Having too many windows open will slow the loading process down.
Step4
Resume play once the movie is at least halfway loaded or fully loaded. By this time you should be able to enjoy the movie without the video buffering or constant starting and stopping.
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Answered by Nidhi Singh , an ibibo Master, at 12:27 AM on August 21, 2008

Well Vinoth, let me first explain one thing to you.

Watching video depends on plan and speed of downloading.

Another thing you cant simply open a site and watch movies.

Even if you want to watch movies online ( on Internet), you need to wait till the movie gets downloaded. It depends on your Internet speed.

Generally if your speed is 64 kbps ( kilobits per second) than your download speed would be 7-8 kbps / sec .

It means you can download 30 MB / Per hour ( A movie usually have 700 MB)

Now you can calculate your self

128 kbps = download speed ( 15-16 kbps) = 60 MB of download.

I hope now it is a bit clear to you.

It all depends on your Internet Speed and plan you use.

Answered by Alok Gupta , an ibibo Guru, at 11:36 AM on August 11, 2008

Steps to see on line videos without buffering are as below:
Step1:Allow the movie to load completely or at least halfway to stop video buffering.

Step2:Start the movie and then hit stop until the movie has fully or halfway loaded. As the movie is loading, you should see a yellow or gray line. The line you see will get longer as it loads.
Step3:Close all windows that you don't need. Having too many windows open will slow the loading process down.
Step4:Resume play once the movie is at least halfway loaded or fully loaded. By this time you should be able to enjoy the movie without the video buffering or constant starting and stopping.

Answered by shaista , an ibibo Master, at 2:34 PM on August 06, 2008

It's nearly impossible to watch video clips online without buffering. Buffering is a situation which occurs when a streaming media player is saving portions of a streaming media file to local storage for playback. Most streaming media players buffer a small percentage of a streaming media presentation before beginning to play it. Buffering also may occur in the middle of a presentation when available bandwidth does not match the presentation’s required bandwidth.

The secret to avoiding choppy videos is to get enough of the video "buffered" so that it plays without interruption while playing. Your Internet connection may be too slow to allow you to watch the video until the whole thing has been buffered. It may take a while, but it's worth the wait. After the whole video has been buffered, it's time to click the "play" button and enjoy! Obviously you can reduce the buffering time by opting for high speed internet connection. In my experience, anything about 1Mbps connection will give you optimum video watching experience without much buffering fuzz. 512Kbps line is OK and anything less will give you lot of buffering breaks while watching videos.

Answered by A.R. , an ibibo Master, at 12:58 PM on August 06, 2008

well vinoth,When you're enjoying movies on websites such as Watch-Movies.net, Movies-on-Demand.TV and other sites, does it frustrate you when the movie buffers or starts and stops every few seconds? Following is the solution I've found to stop video buffering while I'm enjoying a good movie.
Instructions:
Allow the movie to load completely or at least halfway to stop video buffering.
Step2
Start the movie and then hit stop until the movie has fully or halfway loaded. As the movie is loading, you should see a yellow or gray line. The line you see will get longer as it loads.
Step3
Close all windows that you don't need. Having too many windows open will slow the loading process down.
Step4
Resume play once the movie is at least halfway loaded or fully loaded. By this time you should be able to enjoy the movie without the video buffering or constant starting and stopping.
www.ehow.com/how_2334183_sto p-video-buffering.html - 60k

Answered by Debashis , an ibibo Master, at 12:37 PM on August 06, 2008