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Python Python Basics (2015) Python for Beginners Introduction

Posted by Yu Qin
Yu Qin
1,412 Points

Hi, video is super slow on your website.(it is very smooth on YouTube, though). How can I speed it up?

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Don Newcomb
Don Newcomb
4,755 Points
Don Newcomb
Don Newcomb
4,755 Points

Do you have a strong computer?

5 Answers

Alexander Davison
Alexander Davison
65,469 Points
Alexander Davison
Alexander Davison
65,469 Points

You can change the speed by using the little compass-like icon to the bottom-right of the video.I usually watch videos 1.1x fast.

Yu Qin
Yu Qin
1,412 Points

oh, I mean the buffer speed is so slow in Treehouse that I can barely watch 5 minutes of video in half an hour but it is very quick on Youtube(even 1080p). I don't know how to solve that problem. It would be so nice to get solution from you

Markus Stenemo
Markus Stenemo
Courses Plus Student 71 Points

Works as of 2017-08-12

Joe Gamal
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Joe Gamal
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 68 Points
Joe Gamal
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Joe Gamal
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 68 Points

I'm asking this question, Too What's the solution for this problem ???

utsav gautam
utsav gautam
228 Points
utsav gautam
utsav gautam
228 Points

how to wacth these videos on youtube??

Ahmed Hani
Ahmed Hani
73 Points
Ahmed Hani
Ahmed Hani
73 Points

I guess it might work in firefox browser because the browser itself uses Html5

Don Newcomb
Don Newcomb
4,755 Points
Don Newcomb
Don Newcomb
4,755 Points

Sometimes programs running in the background can cause this sort of problem. Antivirus, Installations, programs taking a lot of power from the CPU, ext. I've only ever used google as the browser for Treehouse, and the only time that sort of problem has happened to me was from having something downloading in the background. Try closing all programs except for your browser with Treehouse.

Hope this helps, let me know if it doesn't :)