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| Because videoconferencing requires the transmission of video, audio and application data, the speed of your Internet connection will determine the overall quality of your set up. Slow connection speeds will cause delay in the information transfer. This in turn will result in choppy video and garbled audio. |
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| The best way to determine your connection speed is to contact your Internet provider. Tell the ISP technician your plans to use videoconferencing and your need to confirm your connection speed. They will test the connection from their end and in most cases provide you with a report via email. |
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| Internet service providers can be found in your local yellow pages. Contact several ISPs and be sure to include your need for a fast connection. After contacting the ISPs, compare the plan rates and choose the one you believe will give the best connection for the best price. |
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| If you're planning to use videoconferencing on a regular basis, it will be a good idea to invest in the fastest connection speed available. |
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