HTML5 videos on Opera

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

When I am watching videos on Youtube with HTML5, controls do not disaper after put fullscreen, but it disapers afterwards.

[pumapunku]

pumapunku last edited by

Hi!

HTML5 Video Player is great bull shit.How do I remove the dirt from the Opera? Adobe flash player is at least 3x better than
HTML5 Video Player.HTML5 Video Player is yet another spam dirt, without notice and questions from google.

Please for instruction on how to remove this spam?

PumaPunku

:scared:

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

Go to https://www.youtube.com/html5?gl=BR&hl=pt and disable it.

[sylarxyz]

sylarxyz last edited by

2016
still no native h264 support -.-

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

2016
still no native h264 support -.-

If you mean Opera not relying on the OS to play h264 videos, I guess it will never happen.

[lando242]

lando242 last edited by

2016 still no native h264 support -.-

2016 and still using an OS that doesn't have support for h.264....

[sylarxyz]

sylarxyz last edited by

my OS supports h.264
videos in chrome are playing fine...

[lando242]

lando242 last edited by

my OS supports h.264 videos in chrome are playing fine...

Chrome has a built in h.264 renderer. It is not using one from your OS. Google has the money to spend on a license, and are perfectly okay with losing money on their web browsers (which they are). Opera does not have that option and since you are using a version of Windows that is 9 years old or older you don't have the standing to complain about it being '2016 still no native h264 support." Upgrade your OS and it will fix the problem.

[dimitri001]

dimitri001 last edited by

So for us peasants who are still on XP is there any way to get Opera to play h.264 with some extension or something?

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Sadly, no.

[dimitri001]

dimitri001 last edited by

That blows....

Well, thanks for the info!