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I have been having issues with the episodes freezing whenever I try to watch a show on hulu.com or abc,com and was wondering if there is something I need to download in order to watch shows on either site??
I found out all I had to do was download something called "Hulu Desktop" and once I watched the episode through hulu desktop everything ran smoothly and no freezes.
I use Firefox all the time to watch shows on Hulu and the only time I have issues is around 6-8pm, which is when our 6mbps U-Verse connection can slow down to almost snail-like levels. (our 6mbps AT&T DSL never did that, I sure miss it).
I connect using google chrome. Firefox became too slow
Right. To watch baseball on mlb.tv, I have to close all browsers, re-open a fresh Chrome, and log in. If I try to run anything else, even an idle browser, the stream keeps interrupting. Even when my speedtest shows a full 10M.
Right. To watch baseball on mlb.tv, I have to close all browsers, re-open a fresh Chrome, and log in. If I try to run anything else, even an idle browser, the stream keeps interrupting. Even when my speedtest shows a full 10M.
Well it sounds like mlb.tv is for watching on TV because it sounds like from all the things you have to do, you are making your internet experience kind of dull since you can't do anything else. I need to do something else besides viewing a video on the web
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(our 6mbps AT&T DSL never did that, I sure miss it).
