Can you summarize for me Opera 25 under Linux: With Flash and HTML5 videos?
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kapsi last edited by
Works for me:
That's a Youtube video on Ubuntu 14.04 and I did compiled ffmpeg as described above.
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A Former User last edited by
VP9 should not require any actions by the user to work. It’s a free codec.
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frankgoji last edited by
After compiling and installing ffmpeg on my computer, are there any additional libraries that I need to change in order for Opera to be able to play html5 videos? Do I need to change libffmpegsumo.so? Or should that be enough?
Even though I installed ffmpeg (v. 2.4.1), Opera cannot play h.264 videos. Does this mean I should install an earlier version of ffmpeg, like v. 2.3?
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ruario last edited by
@frankgoji: Yes the version is very important. It must be the same version as that which is bundled with Opera. Current Opera is using version 2.3 of ffmepg. I have expanded on AVL's comment above
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ruario last edited by
One other nice thing about compiling your own FFmpeg. You can watch 60FPS videos in High Definition on YouTube
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Deleted User last edited by
Hello,
Is Opera considering supporting libav also?
I'm just asking because in distributions like Ubuntu that have switch to libav, it wouldn't require users to install and compile ffmpeg.
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A Former User last edited by
Ubuntu 15.04 has FFmpeg: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/vivid/+source/ffmpeg
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Deleted User last edited by
For Ubuntu 14.10 this PPA repo:
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:samrog131/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install ffmpeg-real sudo ln -sf /opt/ffmpeg/bin/ffmpeg /usr/bin/ffmpegDoes not pla some MP4 videos correctly (sound speed to slow!).
