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dejannk

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#41179 10-Sep-2009 20:09
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I cannot watch YouTube videos since a few days ago.
YouTube site opens but trying to watch anyting results in an error (after a couple of minutes of spinning progress thingy). This happens every time, not intermittently!
The rest of the internet seems OK and speedtest.net shows >5Mbps

Is anyone else having this problem?

I am using Windows 7 and IE8/firefox 3.5/3 over Slingshot's Next Bigh Things

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  #254871 10-Sep-2009 20:37
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try reinstalling the flash plugin perhaps?




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  #254880 10-Sep-2009 21:16
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isn't that browser specific? I am getting smae problem in both IE and firefox...
I tried anyway, no difference.
thanks for the suggestion anyway...

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  #254893 10-Sep-2009 22:04
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I'm on Slingshot and I have no problems viewing youtube and you using a different dns?



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  #254899 10-Sep-2009 22:16
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DNS is set up as "automatic from ISP" on the router.
I guess if the DNS was not correct I would not be able to get to YouTube website. It is just the video that is not playing, I can get to the site and browse OK. Really weird...

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#254901 10-Sep-2009 22:28
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Figured it out!
I've installed VideoLan software recently and that has made itself default software for streaing thus breaking YouTube playback on both IE and FireFox!

Removing VideoLAN fixed the problem. 
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  #254909 10-Sep-2009 23:02
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Wicked :)

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