On 2020-07-28 04:08, Anil Felipe Duggirala wrote: > >> Well, I did verify that even the FF downloaded from mozilla requires ffmpeg >> in order to play the video >> when the embedded JW Player is served by the website. >> > I don't believe that this is an issue with required plugins at this point. As > a new example, the video in https://www.iceni.com/transpdf.htm (screenshot > https://pasteboard.co/JjDtMduG.png), does not load in my Firefox. However, > using the developer tools in Firefox, I downloaded the embedded video (.mp4) > from the link I saw in the Inspector. I was able to play this downloaded > video in the default video player in Fedora with Gnome. > > So I would appreciate if someone tells me if this means that this is not a > codec issue, but maybe some permissions issue or something else thats > happening with Firefox, >
FWIW, I have fired up another VM which is 100% stock Fedora 32. The open264 plugin is disabled and there is no ffmpeg installed. Result it that the video does not play. If I were to add rpmfusion and install ffmpeg I am sure it will work. So, have you installed ffmpeg? If not, then I can't be of any more assistance. -- The key to getting good answers is to ask good questions.
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