Slow video streaming - help!

My video streaming has always been pretty fast but as of lately it's gone down hill. I'm running in wifi network and the loading of a three minute video takes like 10 minutes
I've tried reseting network settings. Clearing cookies and caches. Resetting. Nothing works and now when I go to open the YouTube app it never finishes loading. I don't know what to do
any help? PLEASE!

HI and Welcome to Apple Discussions...
Connect your iPhone to your computer. In the iTunes window select your iPhone under Devices on the left then select the Summary Tab.
At the bottom of that window look where it says; Capacity.
Make sure you have sufficient disk space to download video content.
Also, YouTube streams video using the Flash player plugin. Apple/iPhone does not support Flash at this time.
Carolyn

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also, I would like them to start playing after the buffer is
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On Wed, 21 Mar 2007 09:18:51 -0800, "Nancy O"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>
http://www.mediacollege.com/video/streaming/formats/
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>--Nancy
>
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>"Canned Heat" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]..
>> I want to stream some mpg files from a page and need
some basic help.
>>
>> Nothing fancy, but I would prefer them displayed in
a pop up window.
>>
>> also, I would like them to start playing after the
buffer is full but
>> still being downed to the client.
>>
>> I know this is too much to answer here, but if
somebody could point me
>> to some useful tutorial links on the web it would be
greatly
>> appreciated.
>>
>> thanks, /Dan
>>
>

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