Vivaldi & H.264/MP4 (MP3 too I think) & libffmpeg.so
Re: Vivaldi & H.264/MP4 (MP3 too I think) & libffmpeg.so
Youtube will stream you webm video if your ffmpeg.so doesn't support h.264, but some sites like Twitter, etc, will only stream h.264 mp4 files to the user...
Re: Vivaldi & H.264/MP4 (MP3 too I think) & libffmpeg.so
nathan2423, I love the Vivaldi browser. :
This thread is focused on a problem that effects at least some of us. (Providing some different ways to save the same problem.)
& really, it doesn't effect me at all, since I put the later version of the libffmpeg.so file in a place that won't get overwritten when Vivaldi gets an update.
This thread is focused on a problem that effects at least some of us. (Providing some different ways to save the same problem.)
& really, it doesn't effect me at all, since I put the later version of the libffmpeg.so file in a place that won't get overwritten when Vivaldi gets an update.
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Re: Vivaldi & H.264/MP4 (MP3 too I think) & libffmpeg.so
Why not, just open another thread, I'm sure others would be thanksfull to add theire positive responses, helps, hints and howto's to it.nathan2423 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 5:46 pm At some point I hope someone will start another thread focused on the positives of Vivaldi
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Re: Vivaldi & H.264/MP4 (MP3 too I think) & libffmpeg.so
F.Y.I. Just updated to:
Vivaldi 2.2.1388.34 (Stable channel) (64-bit)
Its still using the same old libffmpeg.so
No surprise really...
Vivaldi 2.2.1388.34 (Stable channel) (64-bit)
Its still using the same old libffmpeg.so
No surprise really...
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Re: Vivaldi & H.264/MP4 (MP3 too I think) & libffmpeg.so
Hey guys..
I wanted to make of mxlinux my daily driver, but ran into these issues described here with Vivaldi (my personal browser lately).. the latest solution I saw here wasn't working.. I'll leave here where I found something that did the trick.
https://gist.github.com/ruario/bec42d15 ... nt-2919699
Vimeo videos check. Also twitter feed had issues with loading media, no more of those.
I'll keep testing mxlinux, the forum was a great place to diminish the "pains" of jumping from another stable distro.. thank you all
I wanted to make of mxlinux my daily driver, but ran into these issues described here with Vivaldi (my personal browser lately).. the latest solution I saw here wasn't working.. I'll leave here where I found something that did the trick.
https://gist.github.com/ruario/bec42d15 ... nt-2919699
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curl https://launchpadlibrarian.net/414953672/chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra_73.0.3683.75-0ubuntu0.16.04.1_amd64.deb |\
tail -c+1077 | tar JxC ~ --wildcards \*libffmpeg.so --xform 's,.*/,.local/lib/vivaldi/,'
I'll keep testing mxlinux, the forum was a great place to diminish the "pains" of jumping from another stable distro.. thank you all
Re: Vivaldi & H.264/MP4 (MP3 too I think) & libffmpeg.so
Vivaldi is special:cornelyus7 wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2019 7:37 am I wanted to make of mxlinux my daily driver, but ran into these issues described here with Vivaldi (my personal browser lately).. the latest solution I saw here wasn't working..
The recommended way for Vivaldi is to start vivaldi within the terminal command line,
as it has a self-check build in, and will present the needed "curl" command line if needed.
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Re: Vivaldi & H.264/MP4 (MP3 too I think) & libffmpeg.so
Humm.. So i should have used that command to get the ffmpeg libs necessary? I should just start vivaldi within the command line? ..fehlix wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2019 7:43 amVivaldi is special:cornelyus7 wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2019 7:37 am I wanted to make of mxlinux my daily driver, but ran into these issues described here with Vivaldi (my personal browser lately).. the latest solution I saw here wasn't working..
The recommended way for Vivaldi is to start vivaldi within the terminal command line,
as it has a self-check build in, and will present the needed "curl" command line if needed.
Re: Vivaldi & H.264/MP4 (MP3 too I think) & libffmpeg.so
Thanks, I worked perfectly the proposal of @cornelyus7
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