Cant veiw video on you tube why? I am able to see

hi Ross.
this is all i could find so not sure if it will help you out.
How do you fix my YouTube? YouTube app

1. Restart the YouTube app.
2. Restart your device.
3. Turn off and on your mobile data connection.
4. Clear the YouTube app's cache.
5. Uninstall and reinstall the YouTube app.
6. Update to the newest available version of the YouTube app.
7. Update to the newest available version of Android.

Troubleshoot video streaming issues - Android - YouTube Help

Why my youtube video is not playing?
Too many cache and cookies. ... Therefore, users should pay the same attention to cache and cookies when your YouTube videos not playing Chrome, Safari, Firefox etc. Solution: Clear cache and cookies and then restart your browser to play YouTube videos again.

YouTube Videos Not Playing Problems Tackled! - MacXDVD

How do I fix my YouTube app?
Follow below steps:

1. Disconnect from WiFi/ Mobile Data.
2. Open Settings > Application Manager > YouTube.
3. First tap on Force Stop, then clear data and clear cache.
4. Do the same thing with Google play services. ...
5. After completing restart your device.
6. Connect again to WiFi / Mobile data.

Youtube Fix ' Connection to Server lost. Touch to Retry. - Tech Flix

How do I get YouTube on my tablet?
Enter the TV code on your phone or tablet

1. Open the YouTube app on your phone or tablet.
2. Select Watch on TV under the menu.
3. Tap ENTER TV CODE, under the Link with TV code section.
4. Take the blue TV code that appears on your TV and enter it on your phone or tablet.

Link your phone, tablet, or computer to watch YouTube on TV ...

if none of the above work for you or help you out go to this link and see if that helps you.
can access youtube on my tablet Google Search

You may have a problem with the battery, video takes allot of amps.

This can be the result of you internet speed to the device (computer, laptop, ipad, kindle, etc.). Even if you have a relatively fast connection to your home - if others are using bandwidth - less is available to *you*. Wireless signals can cause speeds to vary significantly - depending on the distance from the wifi router, the number and type of obstacles between and their composition (brick, wall board, steel, etc.). Try watching when standing 10 feet from the router and with no one else using the connection (no streaming music, video, downloading, etc.). If you're working - start walking further away until it breaks up. This would be your maximum distance - under optimal conditions. As more people use the internet connection at your home - the less will be available to you - requiring you to move closer to the wifi router. If you're having trouble with videos even with no one else around, you may have a problem with your speed. You should run a speed test on the system by going to a wired internet connected computer and going to the speed test site below. Let the test run without doing other things on the computer or network. Check the results against the level of service / speed your provider says they are selling you and work with them to clear up any issues.


http://www.speedtest.net/

Probably Not

Your WiFi signal is not strong enough.

Buddy, can you watch YouTube and specifically have you changed any settings recently.
I would switch it off and on again and re try- failing that a factory reset will get things set back to default settings.
Just make sure you back up any info - good luck

this might help

The easiest way to view YouTube videos on the iPad is to download the YouTube app from the iTunes store.

Update your Adobe flash player software to the latest version...:
http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

That's because YouTube uses a software called 'Adobe Flash' for displaying Videos. iPad and all other iOS devices don't support Adobe Flash. So you won't be able to watch YouTube videos on iPad.
However, YouTube has launched a test version of their site in HTML5. Head over to youtube.com/html5Then "join the HTML5 trial". You should now be able to watch videos.