I think I am the almost exact opposite of that. If I have a video on I'll be more likely to find a shiny pen of something else to do, do that while the video is plodding on in the background and come back to the video having learned nothing

While reading text it's pretty hard to be doing something else at the same time

There's also the factor of when I'm reading I read at my speed in my voice. I'm not distracted by a particularly nasally voice[0] or a slow talker rambling on

[0] Not saying the videos here are that, it's just one of those voice types that I remember being different enough to become distracted

I agree, another aspect to this is that you are forced to absorb the information at a fixed rate. You can read as fast or as slow as you want, but a video will throw the information at you at the authors own pace. This either leads to frustration or information overload.