I visit Youtube a lot. I use it not only for video searches, but also for
music. I really like the fact that the latest videos are always posted on the
home page as well as what is trending. This allows a person to keep up with
what others are thinking and the attitude of the general populace. The
suggested video or "related" video section is now remembering what I
last watched and it brings up videos from my past viewing. This is convenient
as I don't have to search for whatever video I last saw to find one that I was interested
in. you don't have to be logged into Youtube either to view most videos and
that is also a plus. YouTube is very user friendly as well. It doesn’t take
much to figure it out and set up a customized video that includes imbedded
links, comment options and more. Because we are in an information age most companies
feel compelled to keep up with the modern trends and this often leads to many
updates/changes in the platform. YouTube does a great job of keeping up yet not
annoying there audiences with so many drastic changes that you have to learn
all over again (like Facebook)
On the flip side I really dislike how the new player doesn’t buffer while
you pauses it. The old ones would buffer as long as the page was up. This
allowed a person to have multiple pages up and view them as they loaded back to
back. To save bandwidth they now only load so far and quit. This is very
annoying when you are trying to watch a documentary or something along those
lines. I would suggest that they find another way to conserve bandwidth as
there are other forms of compression. I really wish they had another way to
rate if a video should be restricted to mature audiences. Most videos aren't a
problem, however, there are many that you have to log in for that are fine for regular audiences.
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