Youtube videos slow on WiFi after upgrading to Liberty v0.8

[Masx]

Anyone experience this issue? When I was on v0.7 I had no problems. But for v0.8 it loads a tiny sliver and stops and then loads a tiny more then stops... etc. It previously loaded seamlessly but not it feels like I'm on 3G mode even though I'm on WiFi.

I know it's not my WiFi connection as I mentioned it worked fine previously on v0.7 also Netflix works flawlessly on both v0.7 and v0.8 so that's another indicator.

[Masx]

No one? This really makes it impossible to watch any vids.

[Cstryon]

Hadn't tried till I read your post. They work just fine for me....

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[TheSwaggeR]

Try clearing your data and cache through Application Management and see if that helps it.

[Masx]

That didn't fix it :/

I did notice something that never happened before... the progress bar down below will fill up all the way real quick and then reset back to where the actually video is at and buffer, play, buffer, play...

Driving me nuts and I have no idea how to fix it other then to downgrade back to v0.7

[TheSwaggeR]

Why would you downgrade back to .07 just because Youtube is lagging a little? Did you try uninstalling/deleting Youtube and reinstall it from the market?

[ldopa]

It's not the rom. My youtube is fine. Try not watching in hi quality.

Droid 2 Liberty GB v0.8

[Masx]

Why would you downgrade back to .07 just because Youtube is lagging a little? Did you try uninstalling/deleting Youtube and reinstall it from the market?

I went into Liberty Customizer and deleted Youtube as I couldn't uninstall it any other way and when I rebooted it was still there. As for why I would downgrade...

I watch youtube at least a couple of times a day while traveling/waiting in areas. When I have 3G mode I understand the choppiness, but in Wifi mode there's no excuse.

[TheSwaggeR]

Type this in the android emulator....

su
mount -o rw,remount /system
rm -r /system/app/blur_youtube.apk

Notice that it says blur_youtube.apk. That is what mine says in the /system/app directory. Yours might be AOSP or it might be Blur. Just go to /system/app directory and find Youtube.apk. If it is any different than mine then you will have to replace "blur_youtube.apk" to whatever it says in /system/app.

Once you do that, reboot your phone. Then go back to the Market and download and install Youtube from there.

[Masx]

Thanks for the help!

I actually used TiBu earlier to remove youtube and so far it seems to be good. I wonder what this blur_youtube you are referring to but I assume since TiBu only listed one youtube and I was able to reinstall from the market, it worked out.