I have a brand spankin' new MacBook Pro and over the last few days the video streaming is continuously interrupted. Choppy and slow. I have even been unable to play the Apple tutorials. What could be my issue? Any help that I could get with this would be greatly appreciated.
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
The issue is definitely your ISP or your router. Does your router support "N" band. If your router is old and has alot of devices connected to it, this could be the cause of your anxiety.... I recently purchased a new N band router and my wireless connection speed is awesome! I can click anywhere on a Youtube video clip running on 1080p and the video instantly loads. There is no wait time. So again the problem is not your macbook pro and is most likely the transmit speed of your router. A quick way to check is to go to the "airport" symbol at the top of your mac's toolbar... hold option down and click on the airport symbol and see what your transmit speed is as well as the channel and we can reccomend what to do from there. You should also change your security from WEP to WPA-PSK 2 or WPA2 is usually how it is displayed. Hope this helps.
Have you considered the speed of your connection to the internet?
Run Activity Monitor during streaming to gauge the flow of processes and the network, then run a speed test at a site like speedtest.net. See if your streaming is maxing out your internet connection.
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