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Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
Since an SNR issue in my area was cleared all is well touch wood.
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Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
I don't remember the last time I had youtube issues.
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Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
I sometimes get the odd buffering but I find this is sunday evenings and the net for me tends to be a little slower during the school holidays
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Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
Anyone else started having issues with youtube?
The video plays for about 5 secs and then it starts buffering for like 30 secs. |
Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
I have had that problrm for the last couple of weeks on 1080p and when you change it down to 480 it works fine
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Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
They are going to get rid of 30 second ads that can't be skipped.
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Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
its not the ads, this happens after the ads, the video plays for a few seconds and then stops and buffers and suddenly jumps along and is fine then.
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Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
There was an issue at one time with VM's CDNs. When you play the video what shows in the task bar? Is it Youtube or a VM CDN?
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Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
not sure will have to check.
says waiting for s.youtube.com Also just noticed while it stops it drops the res of the video to minimum. u then have to select max yourself again. |
Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
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I've recently set my main DNS to Google's (8.8.8.8) and this has remedied my YouTube woes. Browsing has been somehwat breezier, also. You can try this on a single PC to prove a point or set it on your router if you want all LAN devices to go through it. Tom |
Re: Youtube issues. Is this still a thing?
I've not witnessed this since I got my Asus, which would be explained by the above as when I set it up I set it to use Google's DNS rather than Virgin's.
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