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    • fester2251
      fester2251 last edited by

      I am running Debian 'Jessie'. Internet radio (www.1.fm) works using Firefox, but not when using Opera 37.0.2178.43. The website displays and acts like it's playing the program, but there is no sound. Opera works properly on YouTube.com.

      How do I get Opera to play sound on Internet radio?

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      • jcarval
        jcarval last edited by

        could be the flash plugin? can you play a flash game?

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        • gustavwiz
          gustavwiz last edited by

          For me it's working. I have no idea if the website uses flash or not, or what codecs are required. With these commands, you can install third-party codecs and H.264:

          sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
          sudo apt-get install chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra
          

          Try to restart Opera and see if it's working. If not, you may have to install flash. Then there are two alternatives, either:

          sudo apt-get install pepperflashplugin-nonfree
          

          (You may also have to run this command:)

          sudo update-pepperflashplugin-nonfree --install
          

          However, right now there are problems with the command above, so if you restart Opera and it still isn't working, try the second alternative instead:

          1. Open software and updates
          2. Click "other software"
          3. Check "Canonical partners"
          4. Click "Close", then "Reload" in the pop-up.
          5. Then run this command: sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
          

          Then restart Opera.

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