>Have 2 screens >YouTube with video open on one, browsing shit or playing games on the other >Video plays fine for a few minutes then video stops but audio keeps going almost as if it's somehow broken or frozen or it's caught up with the realisation that I don't have the YouTube window in focus >Video will not continue to play if I simply click on the window. I have to move my mouse over the video to "un-freeze" it and it'll return to playing normally >This happens on every video every few minutes and it's been happening for a few months now What the flying shit fuck is this? I get headaches from seeing the footage stop but hearing the audio. This has been happening for a few weeks now. I've been using Firefox and I haven't updated anything. I've re-installed it a few days ago but the issue persists.
Anyone else has this issue?
>inb4 lol firefox there's your problem pal Fricc off dude, leave my browser waifu alone.
Hello Mr. user, I usually do the same thing you described, using the same browser you use, and yet I couldn't notice the same problem, so the only thing I can assure to you is that it works on my machine. Thanks for listening.
Isaiah Morales
>Hi there Sir, send me a PM and I'll get your issue sorted fast! >Posted: 12.04.1942 @ 12:49:01
>Anyone else has this issue? I don't use the youtube video player. Many video players will play individual youtube videos as well as playlists. The most direct solution to your problem may be to use your media player. I use mpv (but if you don't like cli you could probably try vlc).
Samuel Wood
No, it's on the YouTube page, all online. I don't have anything downloaded.
>I don't have anything downloaded. What I am suggesting is using a media player to play the video instead of the youtube page. Open the video or video playlist using your media player on one screen, then do your other stuff on the other screen.
Here is a pic of my playing a video on youtube without using the youtube player. Streaming not directly downloading (I mean when you stream you are downloading but that is besides the point). If I am missing something (maybe I don't understand your issue) then let me know.
Not the same problem, but I found out recently that audio driver issues can cause stuff like this. I was having an issue where the audio would halt and visual playback would continue while a spinner showed in the middle. Refreshing the page sometimes fixed it and sometimes not. I eventually realized this only happened while I was using wireless headphones with the dongle plugged into a USB hub; once I plugged it directly into my PC tower the problem stopped.
So, you know. The issue could be in a surprising place here. Might want to update audio/video drivers, or if you started using a new device around when this started, check on that.
Jaxon Wilson
to each their own
Justin Martin
could you revert to your default configuration? go to about:config then click refresh firefox.
Owen Barnes
same question about finger nails, could it be she a lesbo? she likes fingernailing?
Julian Garcia
possibly or she likes fingering boybutts
Jose Bailey
I have the same problem ever since i switched to AMD (ryzen) i have no idea why
