Video Lagging Old Problem - New Solution?
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prosepi last edited by
Just started using Opera (new download) - like the product. Ran into a problem with running a video, in which it works fine on Google Chrome, but lags on Opera.
I disabled all extensions, and hardware acceleration - no change. What I have is a video that constantly reproduces the problem. I am hoping that some of you can try running it on Google and Opera, and telling me if any diff in the two.
Here is the MSNBC link:
http://www.msnbc.com/mtp-daily/watch/lewandowski-trump-questioning-staff-after-gop-midterm-losses-1370720323900?v=railb&Google this Opera problem, and it's been going on for years in various formats. Hope we can find a solution with this video.
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prosepi last edited by
Thanks for responses - video lags between first 8 - 14 seconds constantly.
Running Windows 7 on older Laptop. It's strange Chrome has no problem, and MS Explorer 11 is completely useless.
Youtube works fine as tested on this Cult video:
https://youtu.be/hmuYSQbs_3MI'll try it on another CPU, and hope others with same problem chime in this thread - more answers, better chance of isolating the problem.
BTW, Twitter post videos work fine too.
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prosepi last edited by
Did some digging and found out that I can play MSNBC videos from September 2017 and earlier, fine - Approximately October 2017 and afterwards, the stuttering starts and it's always between 7-14 seconds at the start.
Looks like MSNBC did something to their video format, as I made sure flash is updated (reinstall) - Taking a guess, but buffering seems like a possibility.
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prosepi last edited by
@leocg You are correct as I did get a "Right click enable Flash" on another video. So it's something with their video format, as these ones are just click "Play" button.
Likely MSNBC won't do anything unless they get numerous complaints - can't see it being a problem specific to just me.
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burnout426 last edited by
@prosepi said in Video Lagging Old Problem - New Solution?:
It's strange Chrome has no problem
Chrome uses ffmpeg for proprietary codecs. Opera doesn't and uses the Windows Media Foundation/APIs. That could explain the difference.
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prosepi last edited by
@burnout426 I would of tried Internet Explorer 11 but that is a shameful product (videos on twitter don't even run).
After a couple of days, really liking this OPERA. Little things that you use to make the browser more productive.
Is Opera open source, or is this a Chinese company now?
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