A lot of Youtube videos won't play, with this error msg:
Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available.
Click here to visit our frequently asked questions about HTML5 video.
When I click the link I see:
That's right! Your browser is up-to-date, which means you can use YouTube's latest features.
Enjoy Youtube
Get the latest browsers Opera Firefox Chrome. (Has links)
I am running OpenSuse Leap 15.1 fully updated, and PM 28.7.2 64 bit with the HTML5 Media Tuner 1.2.3
Disabling the Media Tuner makes no difference. I also run ABL, and disabling it makes no difference.
Example:
On you tube I search: The Miracle Workers Wild Thing. This just an example.
NOTE: this is a video of the band playing The Troggs song from a tribute album to the Troggs.
Any help, much appreciated.
TIA,
jb
HTML5 Problem with Youtube videos
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Re: HTML5 Problem with Youtube videos
I think on Linux all boxes should be checked. That is what I have by default.
jb56claw,
Can you play videos on other websites? Did you modify the user agent override for Youtube?
jb56claw,
Can you play videos on other websites? Did you modify the user agent override for Youtube?
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- stevenpusser
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Re: HTML5 Problem with Youtube videos
Since PM is using your system's libavcodec for the video playback, is it possible that openSUSE is providing you a crippled ffmpeg with some critical codecs disabled, for fear of legal threats?