Opera 81.0.4196.0 developer update
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predrag83yu last edited by
@l33t4opera: this is not helpful.
I'm getting message that I have newer ffmpeg package,
Repository is not working
And I don't have nothing on that location so I couldn't to do linking.All other browsers have normal video playback.
Only problem is with Opera .deb installed versions
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davidgould last edited by
Did anyone have the post-Hibernation privilege bug? I think it's something M$ changed in Win 10 but it made Opera crash and lose its tabs every time. "Cannot access userprofile, insufficient privileges" or something like that.
I haven't tested 4195. I had to go back to 4175 to fix the problem.
For what it's worth, I run as admin.
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davidgould last edited by
Nope not fixed. Just wiped tabs and history.
Tabs have always been fragile. Can Opera not be a bit more robust in this regard? Obviously, we don't expect current tabs to be saved but it shouldn't be hard to go to the last set.
Think it might have been Suspend, not Hibernation.
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l33t4opera last edited by sgunhouseHi @predrag83yu, have you downloaded and installed the exact package from the link? if so, you should find the lib on this path: /usr/lib/chromium-browser/libffmpeg.so.
Also, by "installed" I mean manually using dpkg -i pkg-name.deb.You can try also to link the FFMPEG lib provided by the snap package, some folks confirm that it works also with Opera installed from the .DEB.
What do you mean by the repo is not working?
The other browsers that replay videos (most probably encoded with H.264 codec - the ones not working in your case) have a license to use it or implemented own solution internally.
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burnout426 last edited by
@andrew84 What does Opera's built-in task manager show between 78 and 81? Interested in the GPU utilization difference.
For
opera://gpu, anything differences between the 2 Opera versions? Also, anything difference about the h.264 resolutions listed under the Video Acceleration section?Wonder if it's something specific to Win8.1 and Opera (or the difference versions of Chromium the 2 Operas use).
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andrew84 last edited by
@burnout426 Hi, thx for the attention.
O78 vs O81 (I have CPU load over 100 in Opera's task manager)
And some differences in Opera://gpu
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burnout426 last edited by burnout426
@andrew84 I don't see the problem on Win 10. But, with my Intel 2520m and GPU, I only see the legacy video decoder in opera://gpu.
You might be experiencing something like https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/chromium-dev/c/XT6CN3HQKco/m/1HY8tYB4AgAJ?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer&pli=1 but for Windows where the non-legacy video decoder is failing and falling back to software. According to that thread there's evidence for that in
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@burnout426 If I disable the extension, then performance is better. So the performance for vp8/vp9 looks like previously.
In O79 and later the extension makes things worse (in O78 and earlier is the opposite - extension helps).
And as I mentioned earlier, I don't have the issue on my laptop (i3 3110m).
Both Desktop and Laptop are on Win8.1 (Pro version on desktop) and use Intel's integrated video. I didn't any graphics drivers updates or something, I just updated Opera and noticed that it's impossible to watch video and rolled back to O78 on the same day.Edit: I also checked Portable version and result is the same
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venster last edited by
@pclaudel1 @leocg I using 4196, I found why. I open another opera window at other desktop area ( I always switch among several desktop). If the windows in other desktop opening, the new opera windows at current desktop can close by click the tab button.
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davidgould last edited by
@davidgould: Definitely happened with Hibernation and on 4196.
The reason tabs and history get wiped is because Opera acts as if it's starting with a partially empty profile. So the empty tabs and history get saved over the ones you want.
If you get a crash like this, open Task Explorer and kill all the "opera.exe" tasks. It's the only way to save your tabs and history. -
andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@burnout426 Sorry for disturbing, but I compared two Opera://gpu reports side by side and there are more differences. One of them related to Haswell (I have g3450 on Desktop and this is Haswell family)
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burnout426 last edited by burnout426
@andrew84 Not a suggested solution, but I wonder if the CPU usage goes down in 81 for the h.264 video if you enable
opera://flags/#ignore-gpu-blocklist, restart Opera and test.And, maybe the
--disable-gpu-driver-bug-workaroundscommand-line switch.
