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Hello @RussellP197074 & @Brightpool
Russell & Lynn, you're saying that the method you were using to watch multiple videos simultaneously is no longer working? I was going to ask what (1) device are you using to watch how videos at one time?
I'm using (3) devices and can still mute sound for videos, no need now to ask you to post those instructions on how to watch multiple videos on (1) device again simultaneously
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Things are getting worse, it seems that IT is making sure that we have more problems than fixes.
The beta testing is still taking much to long to complete, and it's sad. Totally unfair to not be able to view your Transaction History
Have a Blessed Day
Marylin
Hello @ralmon
Ray, I think I tried watching multiple videos on (1) device about 2 to 3 months ago, and it took a lot of time opening each new tab and "Seymouring" to get to the videos I wanted.
Went back to my current method which doesn't involve "Seymouring" at all
If the videos don't mess up on a good day I've maxed out in about an hour, 1 hour and 10 minutes at the most.
Post the shorter method of how to complete multiple videos at once (how many and how long does it take to max out this way), thanks.
Have a Blessed Day
Marylin
Hello @TulsiS155689
Keep doing what you are doing If you aren't entering promo codes, do them for 250 pts a week. Max out everyday!
You are doing OK Happy Earning and Learning.
Have a Blessed Day
Marylin
Since numerous videos exist that are very short, it is still possible to max out like a pro in about a half hour. Just select those videos and no others. No real need for multiple tabs.
This auto-pause will actually deter me from exploring the longer ones. When I "actively watch" videos, I have a video on the left side of the screen, and a browser on the right, so I can lookup some aspect of the video, a terms I hears, find out about a product, etc. This does not prevent me from learning anything, but rather lets me learn more!
If Youtube, or any video site for that matter, were to impose such an autopause, people would dump it in a heartbeat. You couldn't leave comments, make likes and such without interrupting the flow.
Here are some suggested new features (tongue in cheek alert):
- pause the video when we roll our eyes at the content
- add a See More button to the videos that has to be clicked every 15 seconds
- only give points for a quiz if at least 10 seconds was spent on each answer
- only give points for a quiz if all answers are correct
- tools and calculators must be calculated with paper and pencil
- subtract 100 points each time the Transaction History link is clicked within 1 minute of last time
- modifie points to reflect the black banner, ie if it says 0 PTS, your points bank becomes 0
- alert the user after 10pm local time that Rewards cannot be accessed util 6am, because people need their sleep to be fresh the next day
Hey, AARP, those are meant in fun. Please, do not implement them! 
Cheers,
Ray
Ray, don't give them any ideas
You know what their goal is concerning fixes/problems.
As @Brightpool (Lynn) stated "We're not in Kansas anymore".
Have a Blessed Day
Marylin
Hello @Brightpool
Lynn, that was really cool So right, "We're not in Kansas anymore! Beware the flying monkeys!"
Whenever a member comes up with a solution to make things easier and post it in the Community, AARP Rewards gets busy broking it
"If it ain't broke don't fix it!" AARP Rewards. We will have to start giving the solutions via Private Messaging, but as @Andrew discovered that isn't working
As I stated, can IT fix anything???
Have a Blessed Day
Marylin
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