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Anybody else seeing this?
Youtube shows MSE & H.264 not working after recent update (1080p vids no longer work):
[2015-07-29 09:51] [ALPM] upgraded libx264 (2:148.20150717-1 -> 2:148.20150725-1)
[2015-07-29 09:51] [ALPM] upgraded ffmpeg (1:2.7.2-1 -> 1:2.7.2-2)I have all the relevant about:config options toggled as per wiki.
1080p worked fine before the update!
Any ideas?
Last edited by hungerfish (2015-08-12 09:02:15)
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Same here. I don't have much time to watch online videos lately, so I don't know since when I have this error, but when I wanted to watch sth. on youtube last tuesday it didn't play. Being short on time I didn't give it more attention, but this thread means it wasn't an isolated incident on my end...
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It's the ffmpeg update. I downgraded both packages just now, and I regained functionality. I then upgraded libx264 keeping ffmpeg at version 1:2.7.2-1 and everything still works. Reupgrading ffmpeg breaks playback again.
So for now downgrade/revert ffmpeg 1:2.7.2-2 -> 1:2.7.2-1!
Good to know its not just me ![]()
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And nice to know there is a cause, and a workaround! It seems the update is the enabling of libsoxr for resampling (see here). I'd like to submit a bug, but I'm not quite sure where, since as far as Arch is concerned we actually modified some advanced settings in Firefox, which AFAIK are still in testing upstream. Any recommendations?
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Ask for a rebuild or wait for Mozilla Firefox 40 which will be released soon ?
http://release.mozilla.org/planning/201 … edule.html
Until end of 2015, we'll see :
Mozilla Firefox 40 => 2015-08-11
Mozilla Firefox 41 => 2015-09-22
Mozilla Firefox 42 => 2015-11-03
Mozilla Firefox 43 => 2015-12-15
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I just opened a ticket:
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/45854
EDIT:
The above ticket was closed as the maintainers could not reproduce the issue. It was suggested to set "media.fragmented-mp4.gmp" to true as a workaround.
This did not work for me though, instead I could see the html5player on youtube loading, closing(presumably crashing) and then flashplayer loading instead as a fallback.
Whatever the case, since firefox 40.0 html5player on youtube is working fine again for me, so 'fredbezies' you were right in hindsight to just wait ![]()
Last edited by hungerfish (2015-08-12 09:01:46)
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