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Originally Posted by dirk digler

What kind of DVD player do you have vail?


http://www.hulu.com/support/streaming

Buffering
When a video is paused, Hulu loads a small portion of the video into your computer's memory. The buffer progress bar allows you to see how much of a video has been stored, and when the bars reach "full," about five minutes of the video have been loaded. (Due to legal reasons, Hulu currently does not buffer more than a small portion of a video at a given time.)

Stuttering videos are, unfortunately, among the hardest problems to diagnose. A good rule of thumb is:

• If both the video and audio stutter while you are viewing, you are most likely experiencing issues with your internet connection.
• If the video stutters but the audio is fine, you are most likely experiencing issues related to your computer's hardware and/or software configuration.

Here are some general suggestions that may help.

• Are you watching video over a wireless connection and your video is stuttering? If so, try it over a wired connection.
• Do you experience video stalling problems only during fullscreen mode? If so, try lowering your desktop resolution.
• Are you running any bandwidth-intensive applications on your own computer (e.g. Vuze, BitTorrent, Outlook, other downloads, internet phone services such as Skype, Vonage, MagicJack)? If so, you may want to pause these applications while watching videos on Hulu.com.
• Are you sharing an internet connection with other people? If so, check to see if they are using any bandwidth-intensive operations while you are watching videos.

Thanks dd. I don't usually use HUDU, think I'll stream Netflix tonight and see if it still happens. Going to take the player back anyway, don't like the way blu-ray movies look. Getting an HD player instead. Was just wondering if there was some feature i.e. internal memory capacity that affected the buffering function.