Someone that went to my site said that they could only hear the audio and not see the video. I can see them fine on any computer I try including one that has a wireless card -- it just takes longer to play. I am just hoping that the experience of this person that wrote me is an isolated experience. He explained that he has regular cable as his internet connection.

Does it matter what the bit rate of the video is? What about Video size, Audio or Video Codec? All the videos I have posted on the site are wmv.

I have some videos that were shot with an HD camera. The file properties of one is bit rate 5.58 mbps, video size 640 x 480, Audio Codec Windows Media Audio 9.2
VBR Quality 90, 48 kHz, stereo 1-pass VBR, and the length is 1:19.

Other videos that were shot with the movie feature of a digital camera . The file properties of one has a bit rate of 1.68 Mbps, video size 320 x 240, Windows Media Audio 9.2
VBR Quality 75, 44 kHz, stereo 1-pass VBR, and the length is 1:26.

The HD movies were worked on a different version of Movie Maker on a different computer.

Any ideas on why this guy is having problems viewing the movies? Should I be doing something different with my movies? I don't want them to look youtubish with compression issues where you can't make out a person's face.