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Well, watching the course, you might experience these two following issues of the video quality goes

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bananas and the transcript does not match exactly to what I'm saying in the video.

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Please be aware that both of these issues have nothing to do with specific recourse or how it was recorded,

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meaning you might experience the same issues in different courses as well.

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And in general, instructors have no control over such things.

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So the first issue you might encounter could be a bad video quality, where as you're watching the video

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screen turns blurry and it's very hard to read anything on the screen.

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And I'll spare you the long explanation.

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Essentially, the issue is caused by auto resolution.

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Lucky for us, though, the fix is very simple.

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Just click on the settings kog and choose seven hundred and twenty.

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Now, if your Internet connection is slow, you might need to go for even lower resolution.

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But for the most part, 720 P will do the job.

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So imagine you're watching the course and all of a sudden video quality gets bad.

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Just locate the settings cog and manually select seven hundred and twenty p even if you have a different

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value set as auto.

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And the second issue you might experience is video transcript being off, meaning if you prefer using

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subtitles or you just want to read the transcript, text might not match exactly to what I'm saying

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in the video.

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Again, instructors have no control over that.

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And unfortunately, at this point in time, I cannot provide you with any possible fix for this particular

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issue.

