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Sorry to hijack, but... I have weird issues with YouTube on my home PC. If I have a Chrome window with a YouTube video running to the side of my monitor, it always inevitably ends up freezing up the whole display. Ctrl+Alt+Delete and cancelling back in makes it go away briefly, however sometimes it can just keep freezing the monitor up constantly. The weird thing is, the PC (running Windows 11) has a powerful graphic…
I pretty much only watch YouTube via the app on my phone, rarely in a browser. I also pay for Premium. Have not noticed any recent/new issues.
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> You can tell Youtube to prefer AV1 only for low-quality videos ( https://www.youtube.com/account_playback ) What option are you referring to here? I don’t see anything that seems related to that.
What it looks like if it's available (AV1 settings section): https://i.imgur.com/rp6Cvkd.png
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> You can tell Youtube to prefer AV1 only for low-quality videos ( https://www.youtube.com/account_playback ) What option are you referring to here? I don’t see anything that seems related to that.
What it looks like if it's available (AV1 settings section): https://i.imgur.com/rp6Cvkd.png
"prefer AV1"
"always prefer AV1"
so... which one turns av1 off?
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Sometimes it's just browser GPU driver issues.
Very well could be. But with companies like Google I immediately start from a place of light-cynicism until I see evidence to the contrary at this point. I haven't given them the benefit of the doubt in probably a decade, and generally it's a fair way to go about things.
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What it looks like if it's available (AV1 settings section): https://i.imgur.com/rp6Cvkd.png
"auto" "prefer AV1" "always prefer AV1" so... which one turns av1 off?
If you don't ever want AV1 then it probably makes more sense to not have the browser advertise it as an option to sites. One can configure Firefox as such, I'm not sure about Chrome.
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I think the issue is/was that the profiler in chrome never ends. I'll just leave it like this (480s of samples..?): https://imgur.com/a/IgaHOdX and come back in a few hours.
You have to manually stop it before it collects too much data.
It's been stuck on this page for 18hours now. No increased CPU usage (more than the page spinning at least) and no crazy memory consumption.
What am I doing wrong?
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You have to manually stop it before it collects too much data.
I collected about 400s of data and stopped it. It's been stuck on this page for 18hours now. No increased CPU usage (more than the page spinning at least) and no crazy memory consumption. https://imgur.com/a/aXNtvQ5 What am I doing wrong?