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How to play the lotusflow3r.com videos clearly! Hey guys...those of u that are finding it difficult to watch the videos without them stuttering, all u need to do is start 2 play the video and then click the RESTORE DOWN button next to the minimise button at the top right of the page and it should play pretty well! 
p.s sorry if some 1 has already put this up "...lets groove 2 the purple rock n' roll!"
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Still is choppy for me  | |
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skr32 said: Hey guys...those of u that are finding it difficult to watch the videos without them stuttering, all u need to do is start 2 play the video and then click the RESTORE DOWN button next to the minimise button at the top right of the page and it should play pretty well!
p.s sorry if some 1 has already put this up Also,If you play the video and click on the purple maximise window to the right of the video u get the full screen and a good stream "...lets groove 2 the purple rock n' roll!"
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skr32 said: skr32 said: Hey guys...those of u that are finding it difficult to watch the videos without them stuttering, all u need to do is start 2 play the video and then click the RESTORE DOWN button next to the minimise button at the top right of the page and it should play pretty well!
p.s sorry if some 1 has already put this up Also,If you play the video and click on the purple maximise window to the right of the video u get the full screen and a good stream Yeah, I noticed that earlier. The vids seem to play better in full-screen mode. Weird, huh. "I Was FINE Back in the Day!" | |
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PicassoFace said: skr32 said: Also,If you play the video and click on the purple maximise window to the right of the video u get the full screen and a good stream Yeah, I noticed that earlier. The vids seem to play better in full-screen mode. Weird, huh. Yeh its pretty crazy! I think the rest of the website is slowing the videos down at the moment and when u go in2 fullscreen mode it cuts the rest of the site out and plays the video more clearly "...lets groove 2 the purple rock n' roll!"
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skr32 said: Yeh its pretty crazy!
I think the rest of the website is slowing the videos down at the moment and when u go in2 fullscreen mode it cuts the rest of the site out and plays the video more clearly Also, if you open another tab on the same browser and stare at the blank screen but listen to the music, it streams tons better. Seriously. | |
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So it's not a problem with the servers it's just that the browsers are having a hard time rendering the video and all the complex graphics at the same time. | |
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What type of video player is it? | |
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mitchturb said: What type of video player is it?
The videos are all flv format. RIP | |
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The "full screen" thing isn't working for me. The videos are still choppy and slow. Towards the end of the video they speed up, but they sputter. | |
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I've just been downloading and saving the flv files and watching them offline. Much better that way. "I Was FINE Back in the Day!" | |
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PicassoFace said: I've just been downloading and saving the flv files and watching them offline. Much better that way.
Can you post a tutorial of how to do that...or does that go into copyright infringement? |
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skr32 said: skr32 said: Hey guys...those of u that are finding it difficult to watch the videos without them stuttering, all u need to do is start 2 play the video and then click the RESTORE DOWN button next to the minimise button at the top right of the page and it should play pretty well!
p.s sorry if some 1 has already put this up Also,If you play the video and click on the purple maximise window to the right of the video u get the full screen and a good stream and then you have to stand on one foot and rub your belly..after that you must rin.... princegonnakillmedit. [Edited 3/25/09 19:46pm] | |
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xlr8r said: skr32 said: Also,If you play the video and click on the purple maximise window to the right of the video u get the full screen and a good stream and then you have to stand on ne foot and rub your belly..after that you must rin....  | |
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I discovered earlier this afternoon, when it's full screen mode, the video is less choppy although it has its moments where it gets choppy. | |
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utopia7 said: PicassoFace said: I've just been downloading and saving the flv files and watching them offline. Much better that way.
Can you post a tutorial of how to do that...or does that go into copyright infringement? Hmm. Not sure which browser you use, but I use Firefox, and there's a free add on app called DownloadHelper that you can install. It adds a little icon next to Firefox's address bar, and when you're on a web page that has flash videos, it "lights up" to let you know. Then you click on the icon, and it shows a list of videos on the page. Select the video you want to download, and the tool saves the flv video embedded in the Flash. You may also need a standalone FLV player, but a Google search should give you some places to get a free one. I'm also on a Mac, but they make downloadhelper for Windows. Just Google it, and you'll find it. If you don't already have FireFox, that's a free download too. It may sound like a bit of work, but once you get the browser plug in installed, it's easy to use. I hope this helps. - [Edited 3/25/09 20:11pm] "I Was FINE Back in the Day!" | |
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btw using full screen worked for me too..thanx skr | |
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PicassoFace said: utopia7 said: Can you post a tutorial of how to do that...or does that go into copyright infringement? Hmm. Not sure which browser you use, but I use Firefox, and there's a free add on app called DownloadHelper that you can install. It adds a little icon next to Firefox's address bar, and when you're on a web page that has flash videos, it "lights up" to let you know. Then you click on the icon, and it shows a list of videos on the page. Select the video you want to download, and the tool saves the flv video embedded in the Flash. You may also need a standalone FLV player, but a Google search should give you some places to get a free one. I'm also on a Mac, but they make downloadhelper for Windows. Just Google it, and you'll find it. If you don't already have FireFox, that's a free download too. It may sound like a bit of work, but once you get the browser plug in installed, it's easy to use. I hope this helps. - [Edited 3/25/09 20:11pm] Much better viewing! question does it save it or does it just stay there for the one viewing? Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. ~Berthold Auerbach | |
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PicassoFace said: utopia7 said: Can you post a tutorial of how to do that...or does that go into copyright infringement? Hmm. Not sure which browser you use, but I use Firefox, and there's a free add on app called DownloadHelper that you can install. It adds a little icon next to Firefox's address bar, and when you're on a web page that has flash videos, it "lights up" to let you know. Then you click on the icon, and it shows a list of videos on the page. Select the video you want to download, and the tool saves the flv video embedded in the Flash. You may also need a standalone FLV player, but a Google search should give you some places to get a free one. I'm also on a Mac, but they make downloadhelper for Windows. Just Google it, and you'll find it. If you don't already have FireFox, that's a free download too. It may sound like a bit of work, but once you get the browser plug in installed, it's easy to use. I hope this helps. - [Edited 3/25/09 20:11pm] Thanks I have IE an Firefox as my browser...i'll try the Fire Fox add on thanks  |
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EmeraldSkies said: PicassoFace said: Hmm. Not sure which browser you use, but I use Firefox, and there's a free add on app called DownloadHelper that you can install. It adds a little icon next to Firefox's address bar, and when you're on a web page that has flash videos, it "lights up" to let you know. Then you click on the icon, and it shows a list of videos on the page. Select the video you want to download, and the tool saves the flv video embedded in the Flash. You may also need a standalone FLV player, but a Google search should give you some places to get a free one. I'm also on a Mac, but they make downloadhelper for Windows. Just Google it, and you'll find it. If you don't already have FireFox, that's a free download too. It may sound like a bit of work, but once you get the browser plug in installed, it's easy to use. I hope this helps. - [Edited 3/25/09 20:11pm] Much better viewing! question does it save it or does it just stay there for the one viewing? The Downloadhelper saves them, so you have them for all eternity, provided your hard drive survives that long. "I Was FINE Back in the Day!" | |
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