Youtube loading bar is not responding and the videos stop and start re-loading again and it doesn't move again.

When I start loading a video, it either load the entire bar and freezes or it freezes while in the middle. When it tries to load again it just won't start and I have to refresh but it still freezes up. Also when I try to pause the vide it doesn't respond as well.
Its not the html5 trial as well as you see the print bellow.
The WebM is not supported. I don't know what that means.
What does my browser support?
Video tag
h.264
WebM
You are not currently in the HTML5 trial.
Join the HTML5 Trial
I did empty the cahe and history and still didn't work.

I forgot to mention, it does happen the same on Firefox.
I do have the latest flash as well.

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