Youtube 1080p

Hi my ipad air can't seem to play 1080p video on the youtube app. It keeps downgrading the quality without buffering/pausing about every 20 seconds or so for 5-10 seconds. If i set each video to 720p or lower it playes fine. There is no setting for default 720p. It playes fine 1080p on safari and mctube but safari cant do full screen. I have fast 30mbs and never have problem on samsung tablet or xbox pc. Any idears?

Hi, i have the same problem, but my mac is a "late 2008" model, so my graphic card and processor speed are a bit older than yours, my specs are:
Model Name: MacBook Pro
Model Identifier: MacBookPro4,1
Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed: 2,4 GHz
Number of Processors: 1
Total Numbers Of Cores: 2
L2 Cache 2: 3 MB
Memory: 2 GB
Bus Speed: 800 MHz
My Internet Speed connection is http://www.speedtest.net/result/769699503.png
Even with this specs and internet speed connection, I'm able to watch HD trailers 1080p on Apple's website and on Vimeo too, I also got some movies on my HDD with Blue Ray Quality and i can watch it without any problem using VLC or Quicktime X player.
So, it's a problem of youtube with mac? or maybe my mac is "getting older"? or maybe it's my internet speed connection that causes that problem?. I would really appreciate any helpful answer. thanks!

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I totally agree with Bill's suggest to do a full PPBM7 test on your new rig and report the scores back here - and to the PPBM7 site of course. This will help you to have confidence in your new hardware and setup. Once your hardware and configuration (for Win7, drive caching, Premiere settings, etc.) are working fine, then your particular workflow, etc. can be a separate troubleshooting step.
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