Don't you hate it when you try to watch a YouTube clip and it keeps stopping during playback? What it's doing there is buffering more video data to play on your computer. The guys at SpeedBit have a fix for that: Install their free SpeedBit Video Accelerator, and it will make nearly all buffering stops go away.
How it works: YouTube normally only serves a video in one stream. It keeps the transfer rate low to keep YouTube's bandwidth bill down. What SpeedBit does is send your video request to a server that chops up YouTube or iTunes videos into a bunch of shorter clips, then serves them to your PC or Mac in parallel. SpeedBit takes advantage of the fast network connections most people, at least in America, have for their home and work computers
Where's the part where SpeedBit makes money? It's here: The company sells $50 per year premium subscriptions that let you watch YouTube HD clips without sputtering.
SpeedBit is a Haifa, Israel-based company founded in 1999 when dialup modems were the roadblock to video bliss. I knew I could count on this one company to provide me with a demo video.