Increase Flash Player Video cache

When playing flash videos the video will stop and then load
more, multiple times. I want to increase the initial size of the
cache before it starts downloading so I can watch a video to
completion without it stopping. Even after the video finishes when
I move the progress bar back to an all ready played section it will
reload that section and then freeze at points and load more.
I've set my browser temp files usage size to 1gig and the
local and global storage of the flash player to 10mb and it didn't
help. I cleaned out the temp files without any help. The machine
with the problem is running xp with ie 7 and a dsl connection. Is
there a connection type detect that is reporting a speed that is
faster than it really is or is there a place I can increase the
cache size?
Oh and I did uninstall the player and install the newest
version.
-Philip Hutson

Hello,
I have the same problem for a very very .... long time.
Whenever I try to watch a video on youtube or google video
or sites like these, the video plays only for two seconds and then
picture freezes. On the other I always notice that the video loads
normally and completely 100%. I can even move to another part of
the video and then it just plays again for two seconds and freezes
again. I tried playing with the global and site memory setting that
flash player use to store content but I didn't manage to get over
this problem (even gave unlimited memory storage). The important
thing is that it happens on major sites that use flash technology
for video, like youtube, google video, netcafe.
I appreciate your support.

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