Can´t watch stream on picarto.tv

[ikarooz]

ikarooz last edited by

Nobody?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

It seems to be working here on Windows 10.

[ikarooz]

ikarooz last edited by

So there´s no support for Win7 anymore? Because Version is up to date and Flash player is also fine here

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

So there´s no support for Win7 anymore?

Opera still supports Windows 7.

Flash player is also fine here

Here that site doesn't seem to use Flash.

Can you play this video?

[ikarooz]

ikarooz last edited by

Nope, I see the player, but except the start/stop button switching, nothing happens.
firefox says the file is corrupt.
ie simply downloads it and sends it to vlc player, which then crashes.

sounds like a technical riot against me haha

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Nope, I see the player, but except the start/stop button switching, nothing happens

OK, that one seems to not be playing here too at the moment. So what about this one?

[ikarooz]

ikarooz last edited by

works perfectly fine!

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Are you using any extensions? If so, did you check with them disabled?
Also, have you checked with the ad-blocker disabled for that page?

[ikarooz]

ikarooz last edited by

Yes, Adblock is my only extension. I disabled it via "extensions/manage extensions", restarted the browser and tried to see a stream on picarto, without success sadly

EDIT: I did a clean reinstall of Opera, but it unfortunately didn´t help aswell

[ikarooz]

ikarooz last edited by

I figured out the problem!

picarto seems to have lately added the HTML5(MP4) playback option for its player, which doesn´t seem to work for Opera. The thing is that it´s set as the default playback option and once the stream is fully loaded, the menu for changing to another playback format simply disappears.
This means that you CAN watch streams as long as you´re fast enough at the beginning to switch to Flash or HTML(HLS) before the stream itself is fully loaded in HTML5(MP4).

Picarto takes the blame here as it seems