How to Play Youtube Videos without Buffering

YouTube is free video sharing site. Watching videos on YouTube is so much off fun if You have a hi-speed  internet connection but the same thing can become a nightmare for those who having a slow speed internet connection.
Buffering isn’t just a problem for YouTube; services like Netflix, Hulu, and HBO GO all have to buffer their on-demand content. But YouTube is, without a doubt, the largest video streaming site in the world – it’s hard to imagine a person who has Internet access yet hasn’t ever heard of it – which means there are a lot of people out there who complain about slow YouTube buffers.

So below few tips will help you to play youtube videos without buffering: 
YouTube Buffering Speed Primarily Depends on the Speed or Bandwidth of Your Internet Connection. 
If You have a very Old Hardware Configuration Based Computer or PC then it will also Affect Your YouTube Buffering Speed

1. Join YouTube Feather Beta:

Even though I’ve been an avid YouTube user for many years, surprised to learn about a hidden program of YouTube named as YouTube Feather Beta. It’s an “opt-in” feature that claims that it might be able to speed up your YouTube

How does it work to speed up YouTube? By stripping away nearly every extraneous feature and implementing some advanced web techniques, YouTube reduces the amount of information being sent to you every time you view a video. This means that there’s more bandwidth allocated for actual video buffering. It’s basically a lightweight version of the service, hence the name YouTube Feather. 
When you enable YouTube Feather, you: lose the ability to view and write comments; lose the ability to like or dislike videos; only see five related videos per page. I think that’s a pretty good trade for faster buffering. However, be aware that YouTube Feather is a work-in-progress so it may not work for all videos.

2. Bypass ISP Throttling:

As we know some ISPs will throttle bandwidth and download speeds on connections to servers that deliver cached video content, e.g., YouTube, Vimeo. The following command blocks IP addresses on this content delivering network, which forces YouTube to push the actual video straight to you (not the cached version) without any ISP throttling.

• Click Start, type cmd, right click on the icon and Run as Administrator to open the command prompt.
• If you see a UAC prompt, click Yes.
• Copy this command: netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name=”YoutubeBufferTrick” dir=in action=block remoteip=173.194.55.0/24,206.111.0.0/16 enable=yes
• Right click in the command prompt and select Paste.
• Hit Enter.

If you ever want to remove this alteration from your network, do the same thing except use this command instead:

• netsh advfirewall firewall delete rule name=”YoutubeBufferTrick”

Since this trick blocks a wide range of IP addresses, you may run into a site every once in a while that’s blocked by this trick. Use at your own risk.  

Note: Tutsol claims no responsibility if you mess up your computer or Internet connection in any way after reading this article.