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I do not know why, but the Chromium browser continuously gives me the error as seen in the screen shot I've attached. If I let the browser sit there for 5 to 15 seconds, it will play the youtube movie.
Other browsers do not do this. Anyone else experiencing this?
Does this happen with any YT video?
Does this happen on other browsers too?
Do you have extensions on Chromium? Have you tried disabling them just to see if they cause this?
Have you cleared the cache? I believe chromium uses both ~/.cache and ~/.config/chromium.
Open youtube in a private window. If it still does it it is NOT an extension. Go to the package manager and reinstall chromium. Try again.Make sure and refresh the repos first so you get the latest chromium.
Most times that I get something like that, I have some flakey DNS servers. Or super high latency on the interwebs. Refresh/Reload will normally get things moving again without much issue.
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