Video and Image Delay

My Social media and other software under chrome, edge and firefox seems to be having some problems displaying some videos and images on my desktop PC, which causes a delay and blurry images. Some take a few seconds and some never show at all. Win 11 Pro. xfinity Dl 948.37 Mbps Up 180.13 Mbs. I'm trying to see if it's internet problem or a Computer problem. PC is only 5 months old. PowerSpec G453 Gaming PC. I tryed disabling/enabling hardware acceleration in my browser., I tryed a clean install of my video driver. No Add-Ons. Also reset flags. I cleared my browser cache and cookies. I'm useing WIn 11 /Windows Security/Microsoft Defender. I've done a network reset. Iv'e tryed uBlock origin. I checked out the Blank Page/Empty Content issue but it didn't apply to this and also I checked out the parental control configuration settings in FB and Chrome as well and everything there checked out ok. I've tryed InPrivate/Incognito mode. Here's two video's from FB as examples. It doe's it on other websites as well. Your feedback is appreciated. THX

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Are you using ISP DNS resolvers instead of ones that don't suck?

Those aren't exactly video delay as much as they are programmed place holders while waiting for content to load in.

In addition to what was typed above, check your internet speeds and pings. As suggested it's probably just a place holder waiting for it to load/waiting on ping/connection.

sometimes you just gotta refresh/reload. Also could be temporary bugs/glitch's from source.

Something like this might help:



At least it might indicate where the delay is occurring "under the hood," it doesn't have to be that specific one, but an extension like it should be fine.

hardwire and see how it acts.

MikeTrike said:

Are you using ISP DNS resolvers instead of ones that don't suck?

Those aren't exactly video delay as much as they are programmed place holders while waiting for content to load in.

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Yes I was useing my ISP DNS. I switched to Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 but still the same outcome. Good advice though, cause that's one that I hadn't tryed yet. If you think of anything else let me know. No rush, Thanks.

StevenJamesBorchard said:

In addition to what was typed above, check your internet speeds and pings. As suggested it's probably just a place holder waiting for it to load/waiting on ping/connection.

sometimes you just gotta refresh/reload. Also could be temporary bugs/glitch's from source.

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Is there another test that might be better than this? Thanks for the feed back !

are you hardwired or on wifi? have your done a reset on the isp modem/router/thingy (yes thats a technical term )

pendragon1 said:

are you hardwired or on wifi? have your done a reset on the isp modem/router/thingy (yes thats a technical term )

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It's Ethernet and yes I powered off and restarted the Xfinity modem, I mean that thingamajig. If you think of something else let me know, Appreciate your feedback.

Punch649 said:

It's Ethernet and yes I powered off and restarted the Xfinity modem, I mean that thingamajig. If you think of something else let me know, Appreciate your feedback.

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k, good. but i meant reset it to factory it not just reboot it. should be a pinhole button on the back or if not i think you hold the wps button for 30secs. you will have to rename it and reconnect everything....