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Try Watching at Off-Peak Hours

You don't actually have your own cable that goes from the Internet service provider to your front door. Instead, you and your neighbors share a line, and there's a certain amount of bandwidth that's divided among everyone. Most of the day, that doesn't matter a lot -- but it can become an issue when everyone is home after dinner. If all of your neighbors are trying to watch Netflix or use other high-bandwidth applications, this may cause your available bandwidth to drop.

If you encounter this problem at high-usage times -- in evening hours after work -- try watching videos at an off-peak time and see if the streaming works better. This may not actually be a problem for you; it depends how much capacity your Internet service provider is providing to your neighborhood.