This video is shown in various formats and sizes so as to accommodate any computer connection speed as well as allow for play with various plugins. The size of the file is shown in parenthesis. The smaller files will be lower quality but will play on even a basic dial-up without much of a wait. This video has sound so if your computer has a sound card and speakers you should be able to hear it.

The Flash small format (the first one listed) is a reasonable size to try but QuickTime is a smaller file so if you have dial-up, you could try that one. Most new browsers have the Flash Player built in.

Flash Small Format 240 x 180 for dial-up (1,572k)

Flash Medium Format 320 x 240 for dsl/cable (3,914k)

 

QuickTime Small 112k 240 x 180 for dial-up (723k)

QuickTime 256k 240 x 180 for dsl/cable (1,622k)

 

Windows Media Player 160 x 120, 112k dial-up (615k)

Windows Media Player 240 x 180, 256k for dsl/cable (1,503k)

Windows Media Player 320 x 240, 384k for dsl/cable (2,256k)

 

Real Player 240 x 180 256k steam (1,526k)

It would be helpful to know what format played best on your computer so as to make other videos available in the most popular format among students of Dr. Reyes' Physiology classes.