The Videos Don't Play Topic
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StevenJames123 last edited by StevenJames123
Dude...some Videos dont play in you tube in Opera Browser
I been usin Browser since Net scape.im telling you some thing is wrong..dont do me like Microsoft did and block me out of the forum..or you dont know? Just say you dont know and I`ll move on
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@stevenjames123 And do you have the correct codec pack, the correct ffmpeg file(s)?
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StevenJames123 last edited by
@leocg cmon man
dude ..really?
NO Its Opera Browser
it works fine in Winblows
its not my OS I been on Machine way before you were born
Dont do me like that man
Im 67 i dont need to be disrespected
you company
and I also had a Blog on there for years
I had 2000 followers
Im not 12
did you knoiw Microsoft sends out
phony emails with Porn ?
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@stevenjames123 Well, as the topic says, you need to have/install the proper libffmpeg.iso file installed for proprietary codecs to run in Opera for Linux and you have to update it every time there is a major version update because the Chromium version will also change and break everything again.
As you read, it's a legal issue and there isn't much that Opera can do.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by leocg
@stevenjames123 And?
By the way, you should not post just an image without providing a context for it
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john-53 last edited byI followed these instructions over a year ago and I've had no problem with video playback because of the codec issue. Each Opera update maintains the proper codec with this script installed.
https://github.com/Ld-Hagen/fix-opera-linux-ffmpeg-widevine/
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kareemb last edited by
@xzero said in [Solved]Solving the problem of the Opera browser with video playback in Ubuntu and similar distributions (Linux Mint, KDE neon):
sudo /bin/bash opera-fix-ffmpeg.sh /path/to/your-opera-installation
Worked for Opera 94 & 95 on Ubuntu 22.04. Thanks
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JoeSchwarz last edited by leocghi,
I have noticed that Opera on Linux (Mint cinnamon 21.1) has problem with videos of BBC (e.g. REEL) or CNN (e.g. news) and shows a weird error code.
Because Firefox won't have this problem I believe that it must be an Opera bug. -
leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@joeschwarz Check the whole topic above.
Also check https://www.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/wiki/opera/linux_libffmpeg_config and https://forums.opera.com/topic/37539/solved-solving-the-problem-of-the-opera-browser-with-video-playback-in-ubuntu-and-similar-distributions-linux-mint-kde-neon/ -
JoeSchwarz last edited by JoeSchwarz
@leocg
Thanks for the great hint. It works line charm. Here are the steps that what I've done:- run Opera, click "about" and scroll up to look for the install path. Here: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/opera, then run: killall opera
- cd /usr/lib/.../opera
- sudo mv libffmpeg.so libffmpeg.so_original
- snap install chromium-ffmpeg
- cd /snap/chromium-ffmpeg/current/
- look for the most actual version:chronium-ffmpeg-XXXXX. Here: chromium-ffmpeg-108372//chromium-ffmpeg
- sudo ln -sf /snap/chromium-ffmpeg/current/chromium-ffmpeg-108372/chromium-ffmpeg/libffmpeg.so libffmpeg.so
Finish. Start opera Opera, goto www.bbc.com and try with any REEL video....to see if it might work and...it works!
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miyen last edited by miyen
In the "software manager" of Mint now you can download flatpack package with the codecs integrated, no more struggle.
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ThanosTheMadMan last edited by
@mr-matt-eastwood Thank you! This worked for me too. Of-course the path was a bit different for me. Specifically it was "/snap/chromium-ffmpeg/30/chromium-ffmpeg-108372/chromium-ffmpeg" and it had other options, but it worked!
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