My video player shows 24 seconds between the time the cop says "you have two minutes to clear the station" and the time they charged swinging their clubs.

This is a very valuable service (the video of the police violence the last night of the protest), but it was dificult to interpret: Whenever there was motion the picture became large amorphous blocks (like looking a JPEG up too close). Iam using a DSL line. Is this happening because your service can't keep up?

I wonder if you have the time to respond to questions like these?

This is a very valuable service (the video of the police violence the last night of the protest), but it was dificult to interpret: Whenever there was motion the picture became large amorphous blocks (like looking a JPEG up too close). Iam using a DSL line. Is this happening because your service can't keep up?

I wonder if you have the time to respond to questions like these?

This is a very valuable service (the video of the police violence the last night of the protest), but it was dificult to interpret: Whenever there was motion the picture became large amorphous blocks (like looking a JPEG up too close). Iam using a DSL line. Is this happening because your service can't keep up?

I wonder if you have the time to respond to questions like these?

I just ran the video again and it was much better until the end when the violence seems to start and that last part was almost unintelligible.

i think your problem has to do with the spped at witch the viedo is encoded in, i think it's made so 56k modem poeple can still see it, so it's pretty low quality. just my guess...