RE: Online Videos and audio files suddenly stop playning

I dont think the problem is buffering because the video plays the same length
of time and always gets to a certain place. Then it stops for good and gives
me the play icon and when I click on that the video starts over- this happens
with any video or audio file I try to play.

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Heres a link to an example: http://www.gardengatenotes.com/2007/12/04/
I might say that while watching a video on a microsoft site about access
2007(http://office.microsoft.com/training...RC101933201033) the same thing happens.

"Sister Mary" wrote:

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> "Kerri@learn" <Kerrilearn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C573C914-9663-49D0-9D0E-E9E3C5DA96F6@microsoft.com...
> >I dont think the problem is buffering because the video plays the same
> >length
> > of time and always gets to a certain place. Then it stops for good and
> > gives
> > me the play icon and when I click on that the video starts over- this
> > happens
> > with any video or audio file I try to play.
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Kerri@learn wrote:
> Heres a link to an example: http://www.gardengatenotes.com/2007/12/04/
> I might say that while watching a video on a microsoft site about
> access
> 2007(http://office.microsoft.com/training...RC101933201033)
> the same thing happens.
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Runs fine for me on Comcast Cable.

Just wondering...do you have Cable, DSL, Dial-up?

On the MS site...you have to click Next to access
the next screen.

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Solutions that work for
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"Kerri@learn" <Kerrilearn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7A202B82-C563-44FC-973F-2D53987DDFDB@microsoft.com...
>I finally was able to play the video on the microsoft site but am still
>have
> trouble with every other video or audio I try to play. I'll try the
> troubleshooting steps from Sister Mary. Im going to be away from my
> computer
> for the weekend though so i wont be able to do it on the weekend. Have a
> wonderful Holiday!!!
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You started another thread in which you revealed you
are on dial-up, that may well explain the problems.
Streaming video via a dial-up connection is unlilkly
to succeed, you are probably getting time-outs.