The common set-up is that the file or video is hosted on the server and has the ability to multi-cast, which means the file can be served to multiple users at the same time. So the moment a user clicks on the file, the file is partially loaded before the user starts to check it out. Known as buffering for many users, this is actually the main reason why users experience slow video streaming. Here are simple steps on how one can address slow buffering.

There are two major reasons why buffering is slow. Firstly, the problem may lie with the ability of the computer to play the file. Secondly it may be the ability of the computer to receive the file. One troubleshooting technique is to create more resources within the PC to receive more files. Just click on 'Start', 'Control Panel' and look for 'Internet Options'. Find the 'General tab' and 'Delete Files' located under 'Temporary Internet Files'. On the 'Delete Files dialog box' just select 'Delete all offline content' box and click 'OK'.

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