Flash player 10 problem with video ?

When seeing a video with flash player 10 on YouTube through a wireless 802.11g network, the buffering isn't working and video stop and start.
Flash Player 10.0.42.34

I had already tried this before (I uninstalled all adobe programs and installed everything again). Now I tried it again, but still doesn't work, I really don't know why, cause I have fast computer and internet was always quick too... I installed browser Google Chrome, and You Tube works in it, but it's slower than in Mozilla...
Thank you for you're trying to help me, but I really don't know anymore...

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