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It is not a YouTube issue, it is a Chrome issue. I have built a fairly sophisticated html5 player, and Chrome's buffering/caching strategy is just irritating r
by jcampbell1 15y ago
It is not a YouTube issue, it is a Chrome issue. I have built a fairly sophisticated html5 player, and Chrome's buffering/caching strategy is just irritating relative to Flash/Safari/IE9. Also Chrome is just not as good a seeking as Safari/IE9.
My player is designed for language learning, so the users are constantly seeking: http://bit.ly/z9J8Cc http://bit.ly/z9J8Cc
- ChrisMorrisCo 15y agoYour link isn't working for me. I'll test out some other browsers shortly. I'm surprised that Google wouldn't optimise the HTML5 player to fit YouTube considering they own both products.
- jcampbell1 15y agoI think they think they have optimized it. Chrome uses much less bandwidth for a partial play than the other browsers.
- ChrisMorrisCo 15y agoYou're right, it must be a Chrome issue. I just clicked your link and it worked this time the video is having the same jittery playback I experience on YouTube's HTML5 player.