With no noticeable difference and lack of functionality in the trial version, SpeedBit Video Accelerator for Mac might not be the solution for those frustrated by video buffering.Įditors' note: This is a review of the trial version of SpeedBit Video Accelerator for Mac 3.2.3.4.Count me as another who only gets a BSoD system crash with this. With the lack of functioning on SD videos, paying a yearly fee does not seem justified, at least for those with a high-speed connection. The free version of the program is of limited use since most streaming problems occur with larger, HD videos, requiring the paid version. Operating with a high-speed Internet connection, there was no noticeable difference in the download speed of standard YouTube videos. There really was no interface other than an icon on the top menu because the program works in the background when it detects video downloads. The program did start normally after the installation ended. During the actual installation of SpeedBit Video Accelerator for Mac, which took almost a full minute, an error message popped up indicating a component was not installed properly. The process to install took time and required acceptance of a lengthy and complex user agreement. The program was small, but this did not translate to an easy installation.
Upgrading to the paid version allows functions on HD video and acceleration of iTunes downloads. The trial version only allows video acceleration of SD videos. While the initial program is free in a trial version, use of the full program requires a yearly subscription of $24.95. SpeedBit Video Accelerator for Mac tries to address this problem by accelerating video downloads, but with poor, if any, results. Even those with high-speed Internet connections often find Internet videos take time to buffer before playing.
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