resa1983Premium
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Re: [Cable] Youtube lags at night still, upgrade cache servers? It has been really odd because you can watch a video that buffers perfect, followed by a video that won't buffer at all, followed by another video that goes perfect..
I find if I try to replay a video later that didn't buffer earlier, it still doesn't work.
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brad
join:2007-09-06
Etobicoke, ON | said by resa1983:It has been really odd because you can watch a video that buffers perfect, followed by a video that won't buffer at all, followed by another video that goes perfect..
I find if I try to replay a video later that didn't buffer earlier, it still doesn't work.
I would check which cache node you're hitting with each time you're playing. It sounds like you're hitting a different node each time the behaviour changes. |
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Sanek
join:2006-08-10
Kanata, ON | reply to resa1983
said by resa1983:It has been really odd because you can watch a video that buffers perfect, followed by a video that won't buffer at all, followed by another video that goes perfect..
I find if I try to replay a video later that didn't buffer earlier, it still doesn't work.
Look here:
»Re: [Cable] Why is Youtube streaming on Cable always brutally sl
Also, you can try viewing a video (make sure it gets loaded completely), then closing the page and reopening it again. There is a good chance that it will play from the cache server the second time. |
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 jmckformerly 'shaded'
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Ottawa, ON
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said by resa1983:It has been really odd because you can watch a video that buffers perfect, followed by a video that won't buffer at all, followed by another video that goes perfect..
I find if I try to replay a video later that didn't buffer earlier, it still doesn't work.
yes, i would also have videos that would just stop buffering entirely 20-50% in requiring me to refresh the page and it usually fixed it. these seem to all be signs of broken caching. |
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