new cisco h264 codec repository on 15.4 - will this enable twitter movie content?
Hi there, will adding and using this
<https://news.opensuse.org/2023/01/24/opensuse-simplifies-codec-install/>
for 15.4 help my opensuse 15.4 firefox to surf twitter and see animations aka videos on twitter? multimedia on opensuse is bascially restricted to ancient mp3 and youtube.com for me using firefox and default stuff from opensuse 15.4 youtube being very generous when offering users a fallback codec for noncopyrighted or nonpatented codec layers and encoding stuff with that and delivering it to the user. I added this specialty cisco patent stuff codec repo from that news post url up there but twitter is still nonvideo for me. what am i doing wrong? or is this news just a very basic first step or something? i am not very literate in this kind of stuff. also i fail to see the real connection with this special area called packman repos for opensuse and who are the people behind running that packman stuff and why they dont have trouble with legal or patents but opensuse as a project does etc tia
On Wed, Feb 1, 2023 at 5:30 PM cagsm <cumandgets0mem00f@gmail.com> wrote:
<https://news.opensuse.org/2023/01/24/opensuse-simplifies-codec-install/> but twitter is still nonvideo for me. what am i doing wrong? or is this news just a very basic first step or something? i am not very literate in this kind of stuff. also i fail to see the real connection with this special area called packman repos for opensuse and who are the people behind running that packman stuff and why they dont have trouble with legal or patents but opensuse as a project does etc
anyone care to elaborate the highly rocketscientifical and brainsurgerial task of how to bring simple video playage of twitter.com website into the normal firefox on leap 15.4? is this got to do anything with this cisco h264 announcement or am I getting too excited? video place with leap 15.4 for me is only youtu.be is this still a normal situation for me being an opensuse masochist in the days of 2023? ty.
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