Embedded Livestream videos not playing
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A Former User last edited by A Former UserHi @bidoux, you can try one of the following: 
 1. Install the chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra_68.0.3440.106 pkg from here, and check if it helps.
 In case it doesn't, navigate to the Opera's installation root (check the path inopera:about> Paths > Install), add there a sub-folder "lib_extra", enter it, and make symbolic link to the lib:ln -s /usr/lib/chromium-browser/libffmpeg.so,
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 2. Install the chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra_69.0.3497.81 pkg from here, go to Opera's installation root, renamelibffmpeg.soto e.g.libffmpeg.so-old, and make symbolic link to the lib:ln -s /usr/lib/chromium-browser/libffmpeg.so.Small notice: please be aware, that in the second case you will have to repeat the last two steps (rename and adding the link), after every Opera update. 
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A Former User last edited by@bidoux 
 Are you on ubuntu or some of its derivatives? Because all @l33t4opera posted apply only to ubuntu.
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bidoux last edited byPresently have KDE Neon (Debian based) installed. 
 Haven't had chance to view live LiveStream yet.
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A Former User last edited byKde neon is ubuntu based, despite what distrowatch says about it being debian+ubuntu based What is KDE neon?  
 KDE neon is a rapidly updated software repository. Most users will want to use the packages built from released software which make up our User Edition. KDE contributors and testers can use the packages built from KDE Git in the Developer Editions. It uses the foundation of the latest Ubuntu LTS (16.04).from here > https://neon.kde.org/faq On top of that, they moved to 18.04 as base according to this, so I assume they have not updated the above faq yet 
 https://blog.neon.kde.org/index.php/2018/05/02/moving-to-bionic/There is always a way to check for yourself, with lsb_release -a 
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A Former User last edited by@bidoux In case, that you're not going to update to the libc6 >= 2.27, you can try alternative versions of the packages: 68, or 69. Install one of the them, and follow the rest of the above steps if needed. 
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A Former User last edited byIf you do not have libc6 2.27, which is the one 18.04 uses, you are probably on kde neon that is based on 16.04, which has libc6 2.23. 
 So, please keep that in mind for the next time you are trying to solve a similar issue.
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A Former User last edited by@bidoux said in Embedded Livestream videos not playing: @jimunderscorep - 10/4! What does that mean?  
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bidoux last edited by@jimunderscorep - might not be exact way to jot it down, but when police talk to one another over the airwaves want to confirm they heard the last order or part of conversation before exiting, they say (ten four!). 
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A Former User last edited byWhy don't they say "roger that" or something?  
 English is not my mother tongue, so I would not catch the reference anyway, don't worry.
