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Other than using a VPN, is there another way of rerouting my connection to YouTube? I have Verizon FiOS with 150/65, so it's not my local connection (Speedtest.net confirmed with different states: Georgia, Minnesota, New York, Washington, etc. Varying speeds throughout, but usually over 80).
I decided to do a Tracert to youtube.com
, this resulted in every hop connection being excellent, except for one. The 7th hop was the one killing my connection to YouTube streaming.
Anyways, is there a way to reroute my connection to YouTube without having to use a VPN?
I have seen the same issue. I have 300/mbit down, but I download at 1MB/sec through youtube servers. I think they must also employ some sort of throttling per connection. I think they want to balance data output via their load balancing servers. – Jonathan – 2015-09-03T16:23:35.120
I think this question would be better off at [su]. You're asking about network routing rather than asking a question about YouTube. – ale – 2013-04-29T02:54:34.743