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Microsoft's Silverlight Boss Scott Guthrie on SYS-CON.TV

Scott Guthrie Talks in Microsoft's Redmond HQ with Jeremy Geelan
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February 15, 2006 10:15 AM EST
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Published February 15, 2006 – Reads 49,358
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peter kellner 09/10/07 06:54:11 PM EDT

On my 3MB/sec cable connection, the interview with Scott G. pauses every 5 to 10 seconds and I have to keep hitting the play button again.
peter 03/03/06 09:20:32 PM EST

Scott Guthrie, General Manager Client and Web Platform & Tools Team, Microsoft

video does not play.
Tony Austin 02/24/06 07:09:32 AM EST

I used to be able to watch SYS-CON.TV without any problems.

But for a couple of months now the audio stream has always been extremely broken up (hence unlistenable). I just tried http://www.sys-con.tv/read/184433_f.htm and the problem is still occuring.

Hence I no longer can listen to (any of) your webcasts. It only happens with SYS-CON.TV and not with any other webcasts or podcasts (of which I listen to quite).

Did you make any change (several months ago, I would say) to the way that your webcasts are atreamed?

Please advise ASAP if there's anything I can try to rectify the situation.