...so I sat down tonight to watch the game on the AFL.com website. Duly logged in and went to the BigPond video site.
Proceeded to watch 11 seconds of the match before enduring about 45 seconds of buffering. Endured this for about 4 cycles before it came to a screaming halt altogether.
I have a broadband connection, admitedly only 512kbps, but surely sufficient for the job? Why is it that I can watch youtube content quite happily without this level of buffering?
I can only think it is a ploy by BigPond to get people to upgrade their connection speed (too bad if you live in a country area where there is no ADSL 2 +). But then again, maybe I am giving them too much credit for craftiness. Maybe they are just clumsy incompetent fools who have no clue how to build a website and distribute video content.
Anyway, does anyone know how to get it to work?
Proceeded to watch 11 seconds of the match before enduring about 45 seconds of buffering. Endured this for about 4 cycles before it came to a screaming halt altogether.
I have a broadband connection, admitedly only 512kbps, but surely sufficient for the job? Why is it that I can watch youtube content quite happily without this level of buffering?
I can only think it is a ploy by BigPond to get people to upgrade their connection speed (too bad if you live in a country area where there is no ADSL 2 +). But then again, maybe I am giving them too much credit for craftiness. Maybe they are just clumsy incompetent fools who have no clue how to build a website and distribute video content.
Anyway, does anyone know how to get it to work?

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