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   @DeShawnFranco @number6

   Could you give some examples of the devices this happens on?

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     @number6 @DeShawnFranco

     Hmm... weird... 🤔

     Thanks for the feedback and testing of this 👍

     Was this on a computer?

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     @feditips @DeShawnFranco

     This was my first time trying. These were just the first two I randomly picked.

     This one eventually worked after a reload:

     https://fedi.video/w/94Tmh4cFFj2D4dvNxmyDNw

     This one never worked under chromium:

     https://fedi.video/w/mor9NWYwYMHmrHVfoiewqG

     You can see the little spinner that never goes away. I turned off my add-blockers in case that was the issue.

     It did work under Firefox but was also very CPU intensive.

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     @number6 @DeShawnFranco

     I use Firefox on Linux with a cheap laptop and hadn't noticed problems, which OS is this on?

     I'm wondering if it is behaving badly on some setups... 🤔

     About the chromium spinner problem, looks like this has been reported before and is fixed on the updated version of PeerTube:

     https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/issues/5927

     Unfortunately my managed hosting provider hasn't updated to the latest version yet, I will ask them about updating.

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     @feditips @DeShawnFranco

     I was using chromium.

     The good news is that it works better with Firefox. The bad news is that it really grabs system resources -- like 10% of the CPU. I think this is because the "peering" part is actually working. Like 500 byte upload on FF compared to 50 byte on chromium.

     Eventually, it finishes buffering (0 up/ 0 down) on FF.

     You know, if I could just download the video it would probably take fewer resources.