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I, i used firefox for a long time, but it use a lot of RAM memory (Chromium and Opera too).
I decided to try another browser. How i use DWM i choosed surf, that i think is the lightest browser. But in this browser i have no html5 video playback.
So i tried with other browser (dwb, luakit, lzlb) and the same with all, no video. I tried other html5 things like some games and animations and everything ok, except video.
Can you help me?
Last edited by henriqueleng (2014-04-10 23:06:00)
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I guess webkitgtk uses gstreamer for media playback, in that case one thing you need is appropriate gstreamer plugin(s) for decoding the video.
try installing gst-plugins-good and gst-libav for starters if you haven't got them already.
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Could you please post a link which contains an example HTML5 video you can't access?
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There is a simple html5 video that i cant play!
https://duckduckgo.com/about
Whe i click on play symbol it change to pause, but the video dont play!
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I just installed dwb, this video didn't work for me out-of-the-box.
But if you follow this suggestion from the Wiki, it will work (restart dwb after installing these packages!).
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I installed all this things and nothing, the same thing! ![]()
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Please someone?
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It is strange it didn't work for you.
Have you tested on Firefox or Chromium? Even they are not 'lightweight', the results could say something useful.
Last edited by thiagowfx (2014-04-01 00:59:33)
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Yes, its stuff on firefox and chromium!
Its so strange!
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I run the test, this is the informations abou my browser:
- Its scored 385 of 555 points
- The site recognized my browser (surf 0.6) on Linux
Lets go to the video info:
- video elemen = yes
- DRM support = No
- Media Source Elements = No
- Subtitle Supp. = No
- Poster Image Supp. = Yes
- Codec detection = Yes
- MPEG-4 = Yes
- H.264 = Yes
- Ogg Theora = Yes
- WebM whit VP8 and VP9 = Yes
And Audio:
- Audio element = Yes
- MP3, AAC, PCM, OGG, WEBM, OGGOPUS = Yes
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question: do you have sound with flash?
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I don't have flash player installed, but i listen to music with cmus, and watch videos on vlc with sound!
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Wath are happening?
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Please don't bump your thread: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fo … te#Bumping
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Hi, problem solved!
I really don't know which software solved my problem, i think that was gst-libav. But now its ok!
Thanks everyone that helped!
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Hi, problem solved!
I really don't know which software solved my problem, i think that was gst-libav. But now its ok!
Hi, I did a quick test on dwb in the DuckDuckGo about page: without gst-libav, only the audio played. With it, both the audio and the video played. Thanks for your feedback, I'll add this to the dwb wiki page.
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Hi, I did a quick test on dwb in the DuckDuckGo about page: without gst-libav, only the audio played. With it, both the audio and the video played. Thanks for your feedback, I'll add this to the dwb wiki page.
Yeah, thats will be a good thing, and it not only solves the problem with dwb, solve with other browsers. Like in my case, i'm using jumanji!
Bye!
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