Opera 30.0.1835.52, YouTube video NOT working after browser update

[danutz17]

danutz17 last edited by

solved me too i write opera:flags#mse-h264-support in adress bar and i distable MSE & H.264 support

[wetowl]

wetowl last edited by

solved for me, thx

[freezi]

freezi last edited by

Do not start or play the video on YouTube, it's just not the collapse update!

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Thank you
For months I had problems watching videos on YouTube, disabling opera:flags#mse-h264 solved the problem

[nradovic]

nradovic last edited by

http://www.dodaj.rs/f/1A/ft/3yQA6XL9/untitled.png

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Youtube videos are playing fine here even with opera://flags/#mse-h264-support enabled.

[nradovic]

nradovic last edited by

disable opera://flags/#mse-h264-support

[kenny8712]

kenny8712 last edited by

Same problem here with a Win7-32bit/NV8800GT/AMDX2 3800+. Disable "h264 support" may work, but also disables any GPU hardware acceleration(so its more like a workaround and not a fix!). HTML5 videos work fine in Chrome or Firefox tho.

[tomaz1986]

tomaz1986 last edited by

Because Opera can not support HTML5 video?

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Disabling opera://flags/#mse-h264-support still doesn't solve the problem, it doesn't load the whole video completely and stalls, I had to resort to install the extension "YouTube Center" and unchecked DASH playback

Opera 30
windows 7

[trekker4747]

trekker4747 last edited by

Every time I do the "disable thing" and then click on the button above to restart Opera it causes by computer to literally BSOD. (Windows Vista.)

[lando242]

lando242 last edited by

BSOD are generally caused by driver issues and hardware faults. Write down the code that shows and google it. While Opera may be the trigger it isn't the root cause.