Possible. But why does the problem only happen on direct Centurylink connections? I've failed on a direct connection, and fired up the VPN for success. There are ways to cause this (routing issues, filtering, etc), but one IP network tried is static.
I've tried VPN'ing as well, which affected my speeds for Netflix, HBOGO (which is stupid considering I pay centuryLink for HBO), and Amazon, but it has never affected my YouTube experience.
I've also noticed it's heavily dependant on the video you're trying to watch. Something sponsored by Vevo, and you probably won't have any issues, but something indy? good luck.
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Possible. But why does the problem only happen on direct Centurylink connections? I've failed on a direct connection, and fired up the VPN for success. There are ways to cause this (routing issues, filtering, etc), but one IP network tried is static.
I've tried VPN'ing as well, which affected my speeds for Netflix, HBOGO (which is stupid considering I pay centuryLink for HBO), and Amazon, but it has never affected my YouTube experience.
I've also noticed it's heavily dependant on the video you're trying to watch. Something sponsored by Vevo, and you probably won't have any issues, but something indy? good luck.