Watching streaming video on an 867mhz TiBook?

I'm struggling to watch streamed video content on my 867mhz TiBook and wondered whether there was anything I could do to make content run properly? It's running 10.4.11 with 1GB RAM, using Safari. I'm trying to watch BBC i-Player content.
Thanks

1. Don't have any other applications or operations running at the same time.
2. If you can download the video first and then watch it from your hard drive instead of streaming it in real time, do so.
3. Check with your ISP to see whether they offer an option providing greater bandwidth and faster download speeds.
4. If you use cable internet, watch streaming video during off-peak hours when there's less competition for the available bandwidth.
5. Expect the steadily growing demands of multimedia-laden websites to make your Powerbook completely obsolete for such uses before long. Some would tell you it already is obsolete, and they aren't far wrong.

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