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"a video playing" -- What is the source of the video? HDD or DVD? Web/internet? "low RAM is the principal suspect" -- I'm inclined to disagree. What are the system specs>– sawdustCommented Oct 28, 2013 at 6:13
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Your question is extremely vague, and without providing detailed steps on how to reproduce the problem, answers would be opinions at best. Try rewording your question to include steps to reproduce, the particular video that was playing, your operating system, Chrome version, system specs, and even a screenshot of task manager / activity monitor at the time of the incident.– brandonscriptCommented Oct 28, 2013 at 6:22
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It's a web stream oyc.yale.edu/philosophy/phil-176/lecture-23 System specs are Proc: AMD E2-2000 APU 1.75 Ghz (64 bits) 4gb RAM– paranoidhominidCommented Oct 28, 2013 at 6:22
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What's your ISP connection? Insufficient ISP or network bandwidth is possible. Try to replicate the problem using two PCs instead of multiple tabs on one PC. Insufficient I/O or CPU bandwidth on your PC is very possible. Playback of video can be notorious for being susceptible to glitches while multitasking. Integrated graphics and two monitors? You're probably pushing that PC to its limits.– sawdustCommented Oct 28, 2013 at 9:24
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