Edge stutters badly in YouTube

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Hello again.

Almost having my perfect win 10 setup. Having an annoyin issue in this config I can't figure out.

I tried this with only the components in the XML removed and getting this issue of stutter in YouTube in edge.

The machine does have some hiccups though when I open or close something heavy but in YouTube on edge is really where the issue is the worst.

I use the same drivers and have tried to add the .net 9 with no change. Also tried:
"go to edge://flags search for "media foundation"

then set both media foundation options to enabled"
And it didn't do anything for me.

Any ideas?

Thanks again

Edit: Just thought of something. Could DISM resetbase have anything to do with it?
 

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Windows Media Player and WMF codecs have been removed. Even if you don't intend to use WMP, several apps (including some games) expect to find the playback codecs so they don't need to bundle codecs themselves.

Code:
                <c>mediacodec32 'Windows Media Codecs - 32 bit'</c>
                <c>mediafoundation32 'Media Foundation - 32 bit'</c>
                <c>mediaplayer 'Windows Media Player'</c>
                <c>mediaplayer32 'Windows Media Player - 32 bit'</c>

DISM /ResetBase works to reduce WinSxS size by deleting superseded (replaced) components. This means you can't uninstall the last update, as that update now becomes the permanent baseline. Running ResetBase doesn't change any functionality, it's there to manage existing updates.
 
Windows Media Player and WMF codecs have been removed. Even if you don't intend to use WMP, several apps (including some games) expect to find the playback codecs so they don't need to bundle codecs themselves.

Code:
                <c>mediacodec32 'Windows Media Codecs - 32 bit'</c>
                <c>mediafoundation32 'Media Foundation - 32 bit'</c>
                <c>mediaplayer 'Windows Media Player'</c>
                <c>mediaplayer32 'Windows Media Player - 32 bit'</c>

DISM /ResetBase works to reduce WinSxS size by deleting superseded (replaced) components. This means you can't uninstall the last update, as that update now becomes the permanent baseline. Running ResetBase doesn't change any functionality, it's there to manage existing updates.
Thank you, Garlin, for your reply.

I will activate those and check again. Hoping for the best.

I am damaged coming from win 11 24h2. I feel it was a little messier and remember reading something about it in a forum some time ago. 10 is working way better with the resetbase.

Edit:
That was it! seems to work now. Super happy about that..
Thanks again Garlin
 
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Weird that you have to keep all these components
I just keep Media Foundation and WMP (no 32 bit) and no problems with Edge (Youtube, etc...)
 
Weird that you have to keep all these components
I just keep Media Foundation and WMP (no 32 bit) and no problems with Edge (Youtube, etc...)
I am sure I don't but rather safe than sorry and did as suggested. Just happy it worked at this point
Maybe I try another build again at some point
Just happy to be back on win10
 
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