Why doesn't YouTube play videos on my iPad?
You don't mention if you have the YouTube player app installed on your iPad, but the default behavior of YouTube videos on the web is to ask you to install the YouTube app on your iPad and not play in the browser. Further, some video content on YouTube is explicitly flagged not to play in some geographic areas, or on mobile devices -- you'll find it difficult to get around those limitations.If you do have the YouTube app, videos should play fine, though it's possibly there's a bug in the app that has it locked up. Kill the app and restart it (double-click the home button and scroll left to you find the YouTube app and then use your finger to slide the app off the top of the screen).There's one other possible issue - that you can't reach the YouTube content delivery network. If you are on someone-elses network (possibly at work, or at another business), they may intentionally block access to the video streams (for various reasons). There's little you can do about that.If you are at home, it's possible that your home router might be having an issue with it's routing tables and simply doesn't transfer data from the YouTube network. I know that there's a bug in the Actiontec routers provided by Verizon FiOS where something like that happens every 2-4 months. To fix that problem, one needs to reset the router; the easiest way being to unplug it, wait 20 seconds, and plug it back in.
Why are videos not playing on YouTube?
Here are some reasons:something's wrong with your routerThe owner of the account the video was on deleted the video.YouTube took down the video for some reasonYou have a corrupted flash player
Why is my YouTube app not playing videos?
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How can I get my Nokia E5 to play Youtube videos?
I have a Nokia E5 and everytime I go to the Youtube site (and even the mobile one) and click 'watch video' it always says 'File Format not supported' and wont play and i dont know what that means. What file format WILL make it play? Help is greatly needed because I need to watch some videos.
Why is my YouTube blank and not playing video?
There are some possible causes:1. Internet connection. YouTube video won't load when the network is disconnected or the internet connectivity is poor.2. Incompatible extensions in PC. Some extensions in PC browser are incompatible with YouTube. YouTube videos won't load on Chrome or other browsers as long as those faulty extensions keep operating.3. YouTube app old version. Some bugs in the YouTube app old version make YouTube videos not loading properly. The latest YouTube app can fix some bugs to ensure YouTube videos play normally.4. Faulty YouTube video. There is something wrong with the YouTube video itself. YouTube video won't load once it contains improper content or violates the rules of YouTube.5. YouTube wrong server. This is the least we can expect. Sometimes, YouTube server is experiencing an outage, stopping YouTube loading videos. We can do nothing but wait for the YouTube server to recover itself.
Youtube video won't play after the ad?
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 freeze.... 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 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 SHUTDOWN AND REBOOT AFTER DOING ONE OF THE ABOVE.
Does it cost watching videos on youtube ?
Your mom might have been confused with a new advertisement of the YouTube Video Rental service. They give you access to 1000's of videos for a price. These are actual hollywood movies, not videos personally uploaded by people. So you have nothing to worry about This is probably the link your mom was confused about http://www.youtube.com/movies Which is different from http://www.youtube.com Or there is 1 more case. If your mom is very tech swavy she could mean indirectly. Say you have a limited plan of 10gb per month. Which you pay $40 for. By going over the 10gb you have overage charges. Anytime you view a video on youtube you are essentially using bandwidth of your allotted 10gb. She might be afraid of you going over the limit. Since overage charges are ridiculously expensive for some reason. As for the word "Downloading" Unfortunately download is very loose in its meaning. Essentially when ever you visit a website you are infact downloading that website to a temporary file onto your computer. Whether you watch a movie on youtube, hulu or checking out CNN. A temporary file is created on your computer and you view it from there. Thats why playback is possible. You can rewind and go back and see something immediately because its stored.