Some media on Twitter do not work
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A Former User last edited by
@burnout426 said in Some media on Twitter do not work:
@liandri said in Some videos on Twitter do not work:
This is a direct link to video:
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1115643600719818757/pu/vid/640x352/BEEPEYSFlB9xNTDZ.mp4Opera uses the Windows Media Foundation (as opposed to ffmpeg like Chrome) to play h.264 videos like this. For it to work in Opera, it needs to work in Windows Media Player first and be supported by WMF (a DirectShow plug-in on Windows won't do it). Then it should work.
If you have an "N" version of Windows 8, you might need https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2929699/media-feature-pack-for-windows-8-1-n-and-windows-8-1-kn-editions-april.
However, I don't know Opera's status of support for Windows 8.1 and WMF. Maybe it only works for Win7 and Win10.
Test to see if the video works in Windows Media Player first.
You could also test in Vivaldi for another comparison. You just can't compare with Chrome or Chromium built with "all codecs".
thanks!
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A Former User last edited by
@panosv I'm on same OP system. Windows 8.1 and some gif videos and others don't work. I am always using private browser. Maybe that's it. Many videos work but not all. G Chrome works but I like Opera. Just letting you know and or anyone on the same OP .
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panosv last edited by
@misstree said in Some media on Twitter do not work:
private browser
you mean completely private or incognito browsing?
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A Former User last edited by
I moved to Dissenter: problems solved.
Bye, Opera. It was a good time but your gaz factory is messing too much!
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A Former User last edited by
@panosv Not as fast as Opera -- Opera is the fastest browser, imho -- but videos work, everything works fine on Windows 7. That fits me. I don't want to switch to Windows 10 and have issues at every updates... Windows 7 is the sh*t, really. Too bad Opera team gives no consideration to my issues. I love Opera but I'm really fed up to be forced to open Dissenter to watch videos. Cheers, guys!
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imkh last edited by
Guys, it's not a Windows problem. I have Linux (Ubuntu 18) and am having the same issue.
This should be the #1 priority for Opera. Nobody wants a browser that can't play videos in 2019. That's embarrassing.
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terra9 last edited by
Opera finally lost another user, moving to dissenter browser now.
If a issue which is so critical can't be solved then, you guys don't deserve it.
Also Opay is indirectly owned by opera and it is also has a predatory practices too. No doubt opera doesnt have any real user base.