We are getting buffering when we are trying to watch news. We have high speed internet

Unless the device you are watching the video on is from the stone age, most equipment today is more than capable of streaming video. That said, the most common causes of video buffering/flickering are:

1. Slow internet connection speed. DIal-up, DSL, and most of the lowest tier cable speed rates often cannot handle video streaming.
2. Time of day. Watching video streams from places like Youtube during peak internet hours in your area will often cause buffering issues due to high demand on ISP bandwidth.
3. Too many apps running/not enough memory available for the viewer app.

Buffering occurs when you have slower internet connection . Use the link http://www.wikihow.com/Make-YouTube-Stop-Buffering to stop buffering . If you want to increase your internet speed, contact your ISP to upgrade your internet plan and make your youtube videos loads faster .. To check your internet speed gets raised or not by using Scanmyspeed.com

Buffering of video while watching a stream can normally be down to Three things.
1) Your Broadband Speed is not high enough.
2) The Stream suppliers' servers cannot cope with the load on them. and only send the video in 'lumps' so to speak.
3) Your Device is not able to process the Video fast enough to display correctly.

If , for example you are getting buffering on Youtube video, then it is almost definitely YOUR Broadband speed.

The best way to watch is by downloading the WHOLE video and storing it on your machine so that it will not need to buffer.

You will have to speak to the individual video companies about the ability to download instead of just watching. It is normally a Legal Copyright issue.

I assume you mean video buffering. This is usually caused by a slow internet connection. You have a galaxy tab 3 so I assume the device is not the issue. If your internet connection is improved you should see the buffering happen a lot less. Try measuring your internet connection speed on a website. Something like http://www.speedtest.net can tell you what your internet speed is. Usually you want to be at least 5 Mbps or higher download speed to see minimal buffering issues.

It's not only for You..While watching Videos Online the Internet speed get slow ...Also the Online videos buffer and display in screen..So you can better pause the Video in Youtube after select the video.Then you can see a buffer lines scroll through end.After that You can play it.You can watch it without buffering.You can check the speed of the internet at Scanmyspeed. com here You can check the speed in Mbps and MBps.

Your download speed is probably too slow. If you're on cable as opposed to telephone DSL anyone else in your neighborhood that's on cable high speed will bring down your connection / download speed. Try the TCP optimizer at this link. It may improve your connectivity.

http://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php

You know streaming video is so slow.
So, try to download the YouTube video with a professional Youtube downloader--It's totally free.

The one that you are experiencing is actually not a problem. YouTube relies on the speed of your internet connection. If you have good speed, it will load or buffer fast. The format and quality of the video that you are watching also affects how fast it will load.

For best results, try getting high-speed internet.

Hope this helps! :D

I must say that the video is so slow in buffering and it is the common problem if the internet connection has a minimal speed and you're playing high quality videos. I suggest you change your subscription that suits your need or lower the quality of the video just refer to its control. If you're downloading, I suggest stopped it for awhile if you want the video will play smoothly.

If a streaming video takes a long time buffering from Youtube or another website, it's because your internet connection is slow. If your video freezes up and jitters, that might be your internet connection and/or the video card is working too hard.

Go to this website and run the speed test for the city closest to you and let us know what your connection speeds are (download/upload). This will help us determine if the problem is the internet connection speed or something else:

http://speakeasy.net/speedtest/