Next time I used it, same piece of music, it was absolutely fine.
#Youtube pauses randomly free#
(only available in Blink-based and Webkit-based browsers) Checked memory usage while this was happening (Settings>System> Advanced>Developer Options>Running services) and while YTM was using a fair bit of RAM (about 680Mb) I still had a Gb of RAM free as I didnt have that much else open. (repeat to explore all the available options) If you’re watching a video but haven’t interacted with the player itself yet, the following keyboard shortcuts are available to you: ShortcutĬhanges the visual elements of the Closed Captioning text. Unfortunately, YouTube doesn’t make it easy to discover the various shortcuts, or even indicate which mode you’re in.
#Youtube pauses randomly full#
(That’s why spacebar jumps down the page instead of pausing the video). Full Screen mode and Player Focused mode can utilize YouTube’s full range of shortcuts. Page Focused mode is the most limited mode for shortcuts, as to not interfere with normal browser controls. As you’d expect, Full Screen mode (3) is activated when you full screen the video. Player Focused mode (2) becomes enabled when you click one of the controls on the player. Here’s where things get messy: YouTube uses different shortcuts depending on how you’ve interacted with the page. YouTube essentially has three “modes”: Page Focused mode (1) is when you are watching a video on YouTube but you have not directly interacted with the video player. YouTube’s Different Modes: Page Focused, Player Focused, and Full Screen Thankfully, you should never have to use spacebar to control YouTube: it has its own special keyboard shortcuts built-in. Why do browsers use the spacebar as a standard shortcut for page scrolling rather than just using the arrow keys? Your guess is as good as mine, but it’s a standard shortcut in nearly all browsers. If the player isn’t in focus, it’ll use your browser’s default spacebar behavior: scrolling down the page. There’s one catch, though: pressing spacebar only pauses when the player is focused or in Full Screen. Like other media players, YouTube also allows you to press the spacebar for play/pause, because that’s what everyone else does.
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