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Films on BBC I Player.
 
 
On 9 Aug 2010 at 8:29am Film Buff. wrote:
There are a few good films on the BBC I Player at the moment.
If you go onto the I Player homepage and click on catagories,one of the choices is films.
There Will Be Blood.Daniel Day Lewis is available until 15th August.
Whistle Down the Wind with Alan Bates and Hayley Mills is available 'til tomorrow.
 
 
On 9 Aug 2010 at 2:44pm Old Buffer.. wrote:
Am I the only one.. But the BBCi player is hardly worth watching, it keeps on buffering all the time.. I have BT Broadband, in their adverts they focus on saying no more "buffering" problems.. that's a joke.. I pay nearly £40 a month for my broadband and I can't even watch BBCi player..! and I don't download games, films, porn or nothing..
BBCi Player its well and truly crap..
 
 
On 9 Aug 2010 at 2:51pm Old Buffer.. wrote:
In case I didn't make myself understood: I've tried watching BBCi Player, and it is forever "buffering" I have tried ITV's Player and that is ok.. It just seems to be the BBCi Player that has this "buffering" problem..
 
 
On 9 Aug 2010 at 4:46pm jonnyboy wrote:
Run a broadband speed test ( BT have their own one, just Google it) and see what speed you're getting.Also check if you're going through a proxy server as this can cause buffering.To check if you are going through a proxy, go to Internet Options, then Connections, then click the LAN settings button. There's a tick box here to switch on/off a proxy.


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