Quicktime X: proxy problems (waiting time)

Hello everyone,
I am having a problem which bothers me now for some time. My current university uses a proxy (http + https only). If I use safari for watching html5 videos or apple trailers in quicktime, the movie itself won't load for some time (sometimes 3min) and then start. If I use the internet without the proxy at another place, the loading starts instantaneous.
Besides this, if I use chrome and watch html5 videos or use flash (in any browser), I won't have this lag...
The proxy settings were set manually and also via the pac file my university provides, Perian is installed as a plugin for Quicktime X.
Any ideas?

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pTicket := l_message0.ticket;
END;
I have one thread that continuously checks the queue for new messages, with 5 seconds interval. this thread can see and process all messages that are in the queue previously... when it connects it processes all the messages. After that it will begin checking the queue in every 5 seconds. Then I put some new messages in the queue and it SHOULD see them and process them. The problem is that if the wait time in dequeue options is 0 (like I would wanted to) the thread doesn't see any message, although there are the ones I put there. If the wait time is > 0 then...it goes ok, it sees the messages and process them.
Anyone can help me understanding the why of this strange behaviour ?
I would realy like to use 0 seconds wait time.
Thanks

I do not have an answer at the moment but I have unsuffited the file so that others can look at the program.
Jeremy Braden
Attachments:
Queue.vi ‏77 KB

Quicktime X: proxy problems (waiting time)

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