If you don't have high speed Internet access, you'll need some extra time to view these videos. If you aren't familiar with viewing video on the Internet, and don't have the latest media players, you will need to read the information below.
Video files are very large files and are resource hogs.
They have to be compressed, like picture files, or they would be too large to use on a web site. They are still big after compression, but usuable. Then I lose quality again during compression, but they are still pretty darn good in comparison to a lot I have seen. By keeping your media players updated, you should be able to see and hear most video and audio files you come across on the Internet. If you have a PC, it probably came with Windows Media Player since it's a Microsoft program, and you will need one of the latest versions of this or Real Player to view these videos.