As
an avid user of the Internet, you must have watched videos through
popular movie-hosting sites and services, with subject matters
ranging from funny cats to spooky “found footage”. The ability to
watch a movie instantaneously online in real time without having to
download anything—otherwise recognised as streaming—might be
taken for granted, but it is a feature that deserves some explanation
so that you can better utilise it. The next time you choose to stream
a video, you might want to keep the following information in mind to
improve your viewing experience.
While
streaming a video can work on any supported device that has a
connection to the Internet, it is highly recommended that users rely
on high bandwidth network connections so that the streamed video
loads quickly. If the network connection becomes unstable, or is
abruptly cut, streamed videos usually have a “buffer” feature
that allows them to play a few seconds of the film even when there is
no connection.
There
are many websites that let users
watch free movies online, allowing them to see a film at their
own leisure. Oftentimes, this is the only way to find rare cult
films, such as Zombie
Wars
and Mega
Piranha—movies
that did not get proper releases on DVD formats and such. If you’re
craving a good, old-fashioned movie night with the family, you should
try combing the Internet for a beloved classic, or even rare films,
and have it streamed on the same night.
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