Playing another video will work but the same problem will happen after another minute. Now when I watch a video it will pause and start buffering after about a minute without restarting. The app was working absolutely fine until a few hours ago. ReVanced, the Vanced spin-off app, also seems to be having the same issue. I have to wait forever for them to load and they sometimes need to pause midway through to buffer a long time again. Suddenly beginning a few days ago, videos are taking forever to buffer. I’ve been using Vanced with zero issues for years now. Is anyone else having this issue? I’m trying to figure out if it’s a Vanced issue or if my ISP is throttling me. Videos are suddenly taking a LONG time to buffer. Therefore, it appears that the issue is specific to certain accounts or regions.įor some people, the situation started with a throttling in the loading speed of the videos. It is noteworthy that although a considerable number of users have been affected, there are still others who can watch videos without any difficulty. Youtube Vanced has been officially blocked and cannot play videos. We may have lost the battle, but the spirit of Vanced lives on in our hearts. YouTube Vanced not working or videos not loadingĪccording to recent reports, several YouTube Vanced users are unable to play videos, getting a ‘The following content is not available on this app’ error message. However, it appears that currently multiple YouTube Vanced users are facing an issue where the app is not working or the videos are not loading. Other apps such as ReVanced were also born from YouTube Vanced. YouTube Vanced is an alternative service that offers many of the platform’s premium features for free. Original story (published on April 11, 2023) follows: This court case is expected to last at least a week, but if Ed Sheeran is found guilty of copyright infringement, it will be extended in order to determine how much he owes.New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….
He and is fellow songwriters were accused of ripping off the song Oh Why by Sami Chokri and Ross O’Donoghue. His appearance in court comes just a year after he was cleared in a London court of claims he had copied another of his hit songs, Shape of You. Sheeran's lawyer also argued that both songs are distinct from each other and that no artist should be allowed to "monopolise" commonly used musical chord progressions. If I had done what you're accusing me of doing, I'd be a quite an idiot to stand on a stage in front of 20,000 people and do that." Speaking under oath, Sheeran said: "You could go from Let it Be to No Woman, No Cry and switch back. READ MORE: We've all been getting a major Parent Trap character's name wrong However, Sheeran argued that if he had plagiarised the song, he would be "quite an idiot" to mix them together on stage in front of a huge crowd. Sheeran denies the charges and appeared in court in New York to defend his case.Ī video from a previous Ed Sheeran concert where he mixes the lyrics of Let's Get it On and Thinking Out Loud was first big piece of evidence brought up in the trial. Heirs of Marvin Gaye's co-writer Ed Townsend, who helped write his hit song Let's Get it On, have accused Ed Sheeran of stealing the melody to the song, and are arguing that he owes them money. Ed Sheeran has appeared in court in New York to deny he copied the tune for his song Thinking Out Loud.
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