My computer plays hd videos and high quality videos really slow like on you tube and a lot of websites.?

If you are experiencing either: A) slugglish loading

or buffering, B) that "spinning circle" looking like it

could seemingly go on forever, C) "choppy" videos

that start/stop/start/stop frequently, or D) vids that

sometimes come to a complete stop, maybe your

cache/memory is full and thus can't take anymore.

Exit out of YouTube (but not your browser) and do

one of the steps below. Afterwards, shutdown and

reboot. Not only will this "unclog" your computer's

"cache", it will make everything "fresh", and faster:

Internet Explorer 6:

→ Tools → Internet Options

→ Delete Cookies → OK

→ Delete Files → OK

→ Clear History → Yes

→ OK

Internet Explorer 7:

→ Tools → Internet Options → Delete...

→ Delete files → Yes

→ Delete cookies → OK

→ Delete history → OK

→ Close (browsing history window)

→ OK

Internet Explorer 8:

→ Tools → Delete Browsing History

[. ] Preserve Favorites (leave blank)

[x] Temporary Internet files

[x] Cookies

[x] History

→ Delete

Mozilla Firefox 3:

→ Tools → Clear Private Data

[x] Browsing History

[x] Download History

[x] Saved Form and Search History

[x] Cache

[x] Cookies

→ Clear Private Data Now

Mozilla Firefox 3.5:

→ Tools → Clear Recent History

Time range to clear: → Everything

▼ Details

[x] Browsing & Download History

[x] Saved Form and Search History

[x] Cookies

[x] Cache

→ Clear Now

Apple Safari 3:

→ Edit → Preferences

→ Security (tab) → Show Cookies

→ Remove All → Done

after that:

→ Safari → Empty Cache → Empty

after that:

→ History → Clear History

Google Chrome:

→ Tools (wrench) → Clear browsing data...

[x] Clear browsing history

[x] Clear download history

[x] Empty the cache

[x] Delete cookies

Clear data from this period: → Everything

→ Clear Browsing Data

DON'T FORGET TO SHUT DOWN AND REBOOT

AFTER DOING ONE OF THE ABOVE.

If you have other applications which are running at

the same time (such as "Torrents"), they will slow

down YouTube too.

All of the above. Your computer is quite dated for running. Most specifically your display adapter. Purchase an HD rated graphics card - a Radeon HD4350 would probably suit you well and not break the bank. This may help, but really your processor is hurting you here, as well as your motherboard. If you really want to do this right, you should think about building or buying a home theater PC. Your system is pretty dated relative to the technology you're trying to use. It's like trying to make a Model T (no offense) run on the highway. You can do it with a modern engine, but it's not going to be pretty.

This is because of a slow internet connection, not a video card. When watching a youtube video, for instance, you should just click pause and let the video fully load.

The way that these video sites work is with "streaming" video, rather than actually downloading the whole video and watching it, so that you can start watching sooner without waiting for a download to complete! "Buffering" means that the computer is downloading the video into the computer's buffer. As soon as part of the video as been buffered, you can start to watch that part of the video that has been downloaded.

The reason that HD videos "play but then stop and have to load and buffer" is because, simply put, the downloading of the video takes longer than actually watching the video. You start watching the video, but then you've viewed everything that's been downloaded, and have to wait for the next part to be downloaded. If you just pause the video and wait a while for it to be fully downloaded, then you avoid this problem completely.

Receiving the video requires that you have the proper amount of space needed to load the video temporarily. The video will be loaded in to your Web Cache. If this area is full, the video will be slow streaming. To clear the web cache

1. Quit Internet Explorer, Firefox, or any other web browser

2. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Internet Options.

3. On the General tab, click Delete Files under Temporary Internet Files.

4. In the Delete Files dialog box, click to select the Delete all offline content check box , and then click OK.

5. Click OK.

Hope this helps!

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More likely a slow Internet connection. You can download some HD videos locally and see if those play normally. If so, then it's your connection speed, not your computer.

Hello,

if your videos are not showing up on facebook or youtube is very likely that you are missing adobe flash player (it can be damaged or simple not properly installed). You should definitely get or update Adobe Flash Player (get one of the latest versions though) and you are very likely to solve your video issues.

You can find it here http://bit.ly/1p3P2CZ

Hope that helps. Cheers.

Its not your computer. 1 billion people log one everyday its going to have maintenance problems, hopefully they'll fix it soon.

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