Embeded video loads slowly

So here's the scenario. I have an iPhone 4S on AT&T running iOS 7.0.3. Currently, it takes me about an hour to watch a 7 minute video embeded on a website because the video buffers/loads so slowly. This was not an issue prior to upgrading to iOS 7 that I can think of. I have full signal, as the closest tower is literally 50 yards away. I have tried to use Safarri and Chrome with the same results. Video on the YouTube app seems to work fine, it will do some prebuffering and then continue to load as I watch. Embeded video on the other hand, just sits there.
Any solutions/thoughts?

Currently you have to reply to yourself to attach screen shots.
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