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When I say quallity, I say the frames, if it will be more enjoyable to watch the video.
It would not be the first time that a high quality upload got down-rezzed (for a lack of a better term) due to not making adequate advertising revenue, and subsequently banished to the 'not accessed very often' areas of their storage apparatus.
If you've ever gone on an oddesy of sort of related topics based on your original views in Youtube, you may find that some videos take a while to come up--it's not that they are buffering, it's that they are encouraging the hamster to run in the wheel--it's digging up infrequently used stuff off of what I will call "cold storage"; infrequently used data--but in this case, is still mostly available, but with a delay in showing it.
Cold storage can mean something else to data storage people, so I don't want to get into that.
If you really notice, y ou can see in some comments that a video is best viewed at say 720p but its only available at 480p or even 360/default. That can be because of what youtube did to the video over time. I don' t know if the original gloriously HD videos treated this way are available still, somewhere on there, but sometimes... to get the original quality, you have to find it hosted somewhere else.