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Why does my YouTube video keep freezing?

Joe Ford

Why does my YouTube video keep freezing?

YouTube’s freezes can also be due to conflicting extensions. So, turning off all of Chrome’s extensions might resolve the issue. Users can quickly disable all extensions by resetting Chrome, which will also clear the browser’s data. Follow the guidelines below to reset Google Chrome.

Why do my videos keep freezing up?

Videos might freeze for several reasons: an outdated graphic card, a lack of cooling systems, a hardware fault with the cooling system, and not enough RAM. Some of the causes for this are: The video player pauses to buffer data into memory.

How do I stop VLC from crashing?

Prevent VLC Crashing Issues Keep the VLC Media Player updated with all the latest and essential features. Only install VLC Player from a genuine source (like its official website). Try not to change the crucial settings in VLC like its output modules, file caching, codec scheme, etc.

Why is VLC not responding?

Solution 2: Try Disabling Hardware decoding Open VLC player and press CTRL + P>show settings, select All. Go to the Input/Codes section. Navigate Hardware-accelerated decoding and Disable it.

How do I fix VLSub not responding?

You can easily fix everything yourself by editing the VLSub. luac file that can be located inside the folder C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\lua\extensions. In order to edit the file, you can use a hex editor like HxD. In the HxD editor, you have to open the VLSub.

What do you do when a YouTube video won’t play?

Here’s how to get YouTube working again when it stops playing videos:

  1. Refresh the YouTube page, and see if the video plays.
  2. Try adjusting the video quality by clicking on the gear icon at the bottom of the video.
  3. Close your browser, and reopen it.
  4. Clear your browser cache and cookies, and reload the YouTube page.

How do I uncorrupt a folder?

Chkdsk is a command line tool that scans the specific hard drive partition and fixes corrupted files or folders. To run chkdsk on your PC you need to do the following: Open Command Prompt as administrator. To do that, press Windows Key + X on your keyboard to open Win + X menu and select Command Prompt (Admin).