@burnout426 said in Video Buffer on Opera:

I have no idea what the sites in question are doing. But, you can research if they're using adaptive streaming and if there's a way to avoid it.

I don't think there's a way to make those videos buffer in full.

Sadly i agree with you. I saw some extensions that work for youtube, but not for crunchyroll or netflix. I think that we should at least choose a buffer size in opera configs

Anyway,
Thank you very much!

@burnout426 said in Video Buffer on Opera:

I have no idea what the sites in question are doing. But, you can research if they're using adaptive streaming and if there's a way to avoid it.

I don't think there's a way to make those videos buffer in full.

Sadly i agree with you. I saw some extensions that work for youtube, but not for crunchyroll or netflix. I think that we should at least choose a buffer size in opera configs

Anyway,
Thank you very much!

Hello Burnout,

Thank you so much for the reply.
Actually i did read some stuff today and it seems like the main cause is DASH protocol ( https://bit.ly/2hBixA2 ) not the server itself.
In all these services i use premium features so it shouldn't work like that.

Hello Everyone,

I would like to know if there's a way to make the a video fully buffer while i'm watching.
Explaining: I use stream services as crunchyroll, netflix and others to watch, but whenever i'm watching, no matter my internet speed, it will only buffer a little part of the video bar. When it reaches the "end" of that part, it stops for a while then it starts again. This sucks, because it could be loading before.

Thanks for any help.

OS: Win 10 Pro
Opera: 54.0.2952.64

Screen: