Going full screen is as easy as the click of a button if you have a monthly membership.

When viewing a video on the individual video detail page, the fullscreen icon is located in the bottom right hand corner of the video player.

Simply click the icon, and you will experience fullscreen, ad-free, videos.

To return to the regular viewing, just hit the escape button on your computer's keyboard.

To signup for a Monthly Membership, check out our subscription options.

1. Determine which cables you need

There are three basic video-out connections found on a Laptop. DVI offers the best quality. S-video is a good choice and is widely used. The last connection is VGA.

*Some Apple models require a mini-vga or mini-dvi cables, available from Apple*

2. Connect your Laptop to your TV

In most cases, your TV will have an RCA input. You will need a cable that connects your laptop (DVI, VGA or S-Video) to the RCA input on your TV.

Apple users:
If your computer uses mini-dvi or mini-vga, you will need an additional cord.

3. Update laptop settings

For some laptops you can create a shortcut feature that allows you to switch the video output from your monitor to your TV in seconds. Here is how:

• 1. Make sure that your cables are properly plugged in to your laptop and TV and that your laptop is plugged in or fully charged.
• 2. Hold down the "Fn" key and then hit another function button depending on your computer manufacturer (see chart below).
• 3. While you are holding the "Fn" key down, keep hitting the other F# button and you will toggle through the various outputs until you get to the "TV Only" option (make sure this is selected).

Apple users:
Once the cables are connected, open the system preferences. Then, click on display and set your display to mirror. In the mirror setting, everything displayed on your monitor will be mirrored on your TV!

4. Connect the Audio

This is the last step! You will need a cable that connects your laptop audio-out (headphone jack) to your receiver/tv. Below is a cable that will work for you!

The amount of movement in a video is the best answer to this question. Videos are streamed at a certain bitrate, the bitrate is the indicator of how much information is being transmitted per second; the higher the bitrate, the higher the quality. Videos with a lot of movement require a lot of information to display properly, but the amount of information that can be sent/received per second is controlled by the bitrate. This is why videos with high amounts of movement may be of lesser quality. Our premium membership and videos downloaded from beYOU are the highest quality we offer.

At beYOU we are always looking for the best technologies to provide you with the highest quality possible. We are working on some exciting plans to make sure you have the best experience!

We'd hate to see you go, but, yes, you are free to cancel your account whenever you want.

1. Simply click the My Profile link on the top right corner of your screen

2. Then select the "My Account" tab

3. Finally, click the Cancel Subscription button and confirm you really want to do this

Please note that if you cancel your account before the end of your subscription cycle, it will not be pro-rated and there will be no refunds.

You can renew your membership at any time you want. We'd love to have you back!

Your videos will always be kept in your My Profile, regardless of whether or not you have an active monthly membership. Under each video in your library, you will see links to the different devices on which you can download your videos.

To view your videos on your iPod or Apple TV, click the iTunes (iPod & Apple TV) link. The video will begin downloading immediately to your computer.

Depending on the length of the video and your internet connection speed, this can take a while. So go grab a cup of tea while you wait. Or better yet, check out other videos (we know, shameless, right?)

When your video has completed downloading, it will automatically be placed in your iTunes Movie Library for you to load to your iPod or Apple TV.

Windows

• Operating System: Windows XP: Service Pack 1, 1a, or 2.0x, or, Windows 2000: Service Pack 2
• CPU: P3 (minimum), P4 (recommended)
• Speed: 800 MHz (minimum), 1.2 GHz (recommended)
• RAM: 256 MB (minimum), 512 MB (recommended)
• Free Disk Space: 500 MB (minimum), 1 GB (recommended)
• Screen resolution: 1024 x 768 pixels
• Internet connection: Broadband (minimum), 768 kbps or greater (recommended) Click here to test your connection
• Browser: Firefox, Internet Explorer 6, SP1 or higher
• Flash Player: Flash Player 9 or higher

Mac

• Operating System: MacOS X: 10.3.9 or 10.4.7
• CPU: G4 (recommended)
• Speed: 1.33 GHz (recommended)
• RAM: 512 MB (recommended)
• Free Disk Space : 500 MB (minimum), 1 GB (recommended)
• Screen resolution: 1024 x 768 pixels
• Internet connection: Broadband (minimum), 768 kbps or greater (recommended) Click here to test your connection
• Browser: Firefox, Safari 1.3 or higher on OSX 10.3.9, Safari 2.04 or higher on OSX 10.4.7
• Flash Player: Flash Player 9 or higher