R relztrah Contributor Joined Mar 25, 2019 Posts 172 May 10, 2024 #1 I'm watching a training video that is constantly buffering. Two other co-workers are watching the same videos without any buffering. They have newer machines running Windows 11, but they're on the same wireless network. I have this processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz 2.71 GHz with 16 GB of memory. Here is display information. I'm using Chrome browser. Are there any changes I can make in the settings to prevent buffering? For what it's worth, YouTube videos don't buffer. Only from this one website.
I'm watching a training video that is constantly buffering. Two other co-workers are watching the same videos without any buffering. They have newer machines running Windows 11, but they're on the same wireless network. I have this processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz 2.71 GHz with 16 GB of memory. Here is display information. I'm using Chrome browser. Are there any changes I can make in the settings to prevent buffering? For what it's worth, YouTube videos don't buffer. Only from this one website.
xrobwx71 Administrator Staff member Joined Sep 27, 2019 Posts 2,662 Location Panama City Beach, FL May 10, 2024 #2 relztrah said: I'm watching a training video that is constantly buffering. Two other co-workers are watching the same videos without any buffering. Click to expand... How close to the wireless router are you? How close are they? Does yours still buffer even when they are not watching the video? relztrah said: Only from this one website. Click to expand... That website could have limited bandwidth. YouTube has many servers across the world and you are likely pulling from one that's closer to you than the website.
relztrah said: I'm watching a training video that is constantly buffering. Two other co-workers are watching the same videos without any buffering. Click to expand... How close to the wireless router are you? How close are they? Does yours still buffer even when they are not watching the video? relztrah said: Only from this one website. Click to expand... That website could have limited bandwidth. YouTube has many servers across the world and you are likely pulling from one that's closer to you than the website.
R relztrah Contributor Joined Mar 25, 2019 Posts 172 May 13, 2024 #3 xrobwx71 said: How close to the wireless router are you? How close are they? Click to expand... We use the wireless pod system and I'm about 10 feet from a pod. So in fact I'm closer to a pod than the other employees are. xrobwx71 said: Does yours still buffer even when they are not watching the video? Click to expand... Yes. xrobwx71 said: That website could have limited bandwidth. YouTube has many servers across the world and you are likely pulling from one that's closer to you than the website. Click to expand... I think you're on to something here. The training videos are from a small company. Also, I'm using an aging HP ProBook and my coworkers are each using a nearly new Dell Latitude. Could that be the determining factor?
xrobwx71 said: How close to the wireless router are you? How close are they? Click to expand... We use the wireless pod system and I'm about 10 feet from a pod. So in fact I'm closer to a pod than the other employees are. xrobwx71 said: Does yours still buffer even when they are not watching the video? Click to expand... Yes. xrobwx71 said: That website could have limited bandwidth. YouTube has many servers across the world and you are likely pulling from one that's closer to you than the website. Click to expand... I think you're on to something here. The training videos are from a small company. Also, I'm using an aging HP ProBook and my coworkers are each using a nearly new Dell Latitude. Could that be the determining factor?
xrobwx71 Administrator Staff member Joined Sep 27, 2019 Posts 2,662 Location Panama City Beach, FL May 13, 2024 #4 relztrah said: Could that be the determining factor? Click to expand... Absolutely.