DVD's are slow to load up

How long should a DVD take to load up and start playing?
Mine seem to take about 60 minutes. It feels like forever.
I don't remeber it taking so long.
Has something changed?
(The same is true on Macpro.
DVD's take a really long time to cue up.)

For mine it takes about a minute and a half at most. I guess that would depend on your computer's speed, specs, etc.

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Once I'm connected to wi-fi, my pages are slow to load or stop loading and tell me 'I'm not connected".

If you are having the problem on more than one computer it would appear not to be a computer fault or your browser that is the problem.
The first thing I would do is a factory reset of the homehub by pressing a pin into the recess button on the rear for about 20 seconds. This can often sort out problems and will also give you a "clean sheet" to start some diagnostics from.
If this doesn't help please post what Infinity package you are on, I assume with 18Mbps it's Infinity 1 but please confirm, and do you have an Openreach modem and what homehub you have.
Also run this checker and post back a screen shot of the results
http://www.dslchecker.bt.com/adsl/adslchecker.welcome
and use this speed tester then carry out the further diagnostics and post back a screen shot of all the results including your IP profile for up and down. This test must be done with a wired connection.
http://speedtest.btwholesale.com/

Contacts are slow to load and scroll, 5 second delay or longer!

Contacts are slow to load and scroll, 5 second delay or longer! Im very frustrated with my iphone 3g! Contacts are so slow I cant believe it. Also the time it takes to go from contacts to the home screen is slow. Whats the fix? HELP~!

I've also seen the delay - ever since I got my 3G phone. Update 2.0.1 was said to help this, but I think it's more affected by apps on the system, and how often you turn the phone off. Still not enough to really bother me, but wish it was faster. Hopefully another update will help. I'm sure it doesn't help that I have 2 different email accounts (1 is pretty big, lots of data ) and the fact I have almost 1000 contacts in mine.

Reports that are slow to load

I am adding a report in my project at the vb.net 2005 but they are slow to load. What is the best way to do this task to be loaded into faster?.
I am using the Crystal Report version 2008 with Visual Studio.Net 2005 in a Windows application.
The evidence I have done so much in development environment as user stations, in both situations the burden of reporting slow.
I am adding the reports through a Crystal Report Viewer
Very thanks and greetings from Costa Rica.

Look at where and as I put the code Ludek
Private Sub Frm_Reporte1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
        Dim Reporte As New CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument()
        Reporte.Load("
glauco\Reportes\Ventas 08\Vta - Sugerido Pedidos.rpt")
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I said, I'm only using a CrystalReportViewer in which I have directed the report from the server by selecting Properties from the menu ReporSource of CrystalReportViewer.
Do not know if this will have something to do. Honestly, I have worried about this situation because I have everything ready to take the project as soon as possible.
Again, thank you very helpful.

Videos are SLOW to load

I just downloaded the most recent version of safari (beta 3) and videos posted on websites are still EXTREMELY slow to load. Are there any updates that would help make the videos load quicker or is it caused by limited space on the hard drive? Any comments/answers would be helpful. Thanks!
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Were you able to confirm any suspicions the browser could be at fault
(or not) by trying to download the same video content through a different
browser with current proper plugins, and etc?
The speed of the internet connection is among prime things to confirm
and consider when awaiting slow internet content downloads. Also, all
system performance can be affected by insufficient hard drive freespace
or flex-space for the applications and for use as virtual memory.
The actual download speed of a file may vary through a combination of
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Web pages are slow to load

I have a pretty good but basic understanding of web site
management but have discovered during testing that some of my sites
are pretty slow to respond. I understand how to set image densities
to 72ppi for monitor display and have been pretty consciencous
about that, but I'm finding that certain sites I have built are
still slow in spite of my best efforts.
Obviously there are some techniques I could use a little
education on.
Without getting too exotic, are there some simple, common
practices designers use to help the load speed of web pages?
I'm using simple html (no dynamics) and are just dealing with
text and images.
If you need to see an example, this site's homepage sometimes
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Thanks
Tom

That particular page is 257K. As such, it will take about 60
seconds to
completely load when accessed on a 56k dialup connection.
There is no magic
about this effort to minimize this loading time -
1. Use as few images as you can
2. Those images that you use should be no larger
(dimensionally) than the
smallest you can get away with to deliver the look/message
3. Those images that you use should be optimized (by reducing
their
quality) until they are almost unacceptable
That is about all you can do.
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>I have a pretty good but basic understanding of web site
management but
>have
> discovered during testing that some of my sites are
pretty slow to
> respond. I
> understand how to set image densities to 72ppi for
monitor display and
> have
> been pretty consciencous about that, but I'm finding
that certain sites I
> have
> built are still slow in spite of my best efforts.
>
> Obviously there are some techniques I could use a little
education on.
>
> Without getting too exotic, are there some simple,
common practices
> designers
> use to help the load speed of web pages?
>
> I'm using simple html (no dynamics) and are just dealing
with text and
> images.
>
> If you need to see an example, this site's homepage
sometimes can take a
> bit
> to load. I did say "sometimes" so obviously not all the
loading issues
> are
> design related. PLEASE note this is a PG-13 site (no
porn or anything too
> bad;
> just adult humor and comment).
>
>
http://home.comcast.net/~buckanddusty/
>
> Thanks
>
> Tom
>
>
>

Web pages are slow to load up.

I am having trouble loading up web pages, they do eventually load but its very slow. I wan't to delete unwanted/ junk files how do i do this

The first thing you should do is check your internet connection, try it out here:
http://www.speedtest.net
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Emails From a Few People are Large and Are Slow to Load

We have three or four people who, when they send a normal, text only email on our Microsoft Exchange server using Outlook 2013, it results in an email
that is around 200 KB and takes much longer than usual to load. This has been going on for several months. It only affects these few people, but at least one more person has started exhibiting the problem since we noticed it.

Hi,
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HT4623 I have just updated my iphone 4 to OS 6.0, but since then I have been unable to access my emails, also facebook and ebay apps are slow to load

I have just updated my iphone 4 to OS 6.0, but since then I can't access my emails as when trying to open a particular email I am presented with a blank screen. Other apps such as facebook and ebay take an absolute age to open.
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I am having this problem. At first with the new iPhone 5, and then with the iPad 2. I am not sure why this is happening.
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Then on the iPad 2 I plugged in to sync and saw there was a huge "Other" component in my storage. It required me to restore the iPad 2 from backup. With this restore the same issues occurred - putting the apps back on the iPad would hang up. The videos on the iPad also got stuck - maybe after about 10 hours of videos transfered iTunes crashed.
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Facebook videos and pictures are slow to load

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Same issue. When I called in I was made to sound stupid and that it was facebooks fault. Common call center crap to get you off the phone, it was probably one of there many outsourced centers. This is a real problem though that looks to be ignored.

Since installing Firefox 24 for OS X, pages on the Pinterest site are slow to load and often stalll and freeze.

I am seeing normal behavior with Chrome and Safari. I have disabled Firefox add-ons to no avail. To be candid, I thought I might find that several Firefox users were having problems with Pinterest.

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* right-click and choose View Page Info > Security > "View Cookies"
* Tools menu > Page Info > Security > "View Cookies"
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IWeb sites are slow to upload. text columns turn to heavy png files

Hi!
Yes I've noticed that iweb sites for some odd reason are slower to load on any browser. No matter what the hosting is. I use Me.com for a few years and iWeb as I don't have the time or patience to bother with Dreamweaver. I use Me.com for hosting as well as another web hosting server. If there is graphic material on the page, it takes so long to open. Apple must do something about it for sure.
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Welcome to the Apple Discussions. Shapes by their very nature are graphic elements that end up a png file whether there's text in them or not. You should try adding the text in a text box above the shape and see if there's any difference. Just be sure to use a Web Safe Font and not add any enhancements that will turn it into a image file:
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