JeremyW
06-13-2002, 05:15 PM
Hello.
As I understand it, when posting a QT on a web page, with autostart as TRUE, QT considers the connection speed, then starts the mov once it thinks the download has a sufficient head start. The problem is that this is often miscalculated, resulting in several false starts and stutters, as the mov catches up to and collides with the download. Is there a way to force QT to hold off a bit (be more patient or conservative in it's estimation of readiness) on the autostart.
Am I making sense?
TIA
As I understand it, when posting a QT on a web page, with autostart as TRUE, QT considers the connection speed, then starts the mov once it thinks the download has a sufficient head start. The problem is that this is often miscalculated, resulting in several false starts and stutters, as the mov catches up to and collides with the download. Is there a way to force QT to hold off a bit (be more patient or conservative in it's estimation of readiness) on the autostart.
Am I making sense?
TIA