This should really be the Piano Playing Cat! Sorry for all the confusion. Here is a link that might be useful: Nora, cat playing piano.

THANKS for sharing the seedling pics....my FAVORITE PICS to look at! My seedling bed seems to be in PEAK BLOOM right now with the established gardens just taking off.....LOL I am discovering what you think versus what you get plays no part in the end result.....LOL I sure have some beautiful seedlings blooming tho so NO COMPLAINTS here! Thanks for sharing your wonderful seedlings Debra!

Human Nature. The grass is always greener on the other side...of whatever it is. When I worked at the beach, what I used to call the "perma fog", where the most successful lawns were slime mold, people wanted cacti and desert scapes. A few miles inland and higher elevation, where the cacti were naturally suited, they wanted tree ferns, mosses, hydrangeas, etc. Add the desire to see something different from what surrounds you. Why should you have planted what grew all around you? All you had to do was look in the neighbors' gardens and you had what you no longer see everywhere.

Assuming you have that much speed available when trying to watch the video, it's not bandwidth. 80 mb/s is great. Have you tried a different browser? Have you brought up "Task Manager" to make sure your CPU isn't pegging out at 100%? Is it always the same videos or the same site that pixelates? Or the same video might pixelate now but play fine later? If it's always the same videos, the problem might be with the quality of the video. If so, nothing you can do. I think usually when I have a bandwidth problem playing a video, it doesn't pixelate, it just freezes, then starts again. Does the pixelation occur while it's recovering from a "freeze"? Does the pixelation usually occur only while watching high resolution videos? Like 1080P or 4K. If you have a video that always pixelates, would you care to share a link?