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Web Tip: Video stuttering is a common occurrence on the Web, especially with low-speed connections.
It occurs most often during the first play-through of a video clip. If you play the video all the way through once, this allows time for the clip to buffer (download) completely. Then if you replay the clip (by starting the slide over again), the clip will usually play smoothly from beginning to end. On slower connections, or with very large video clips, you may still experience slight stutter in the video, but performance will be greatly improved the second time you play it.
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