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Show Contentinverted_deflector@startrek.website33·6 months agoI could have sworn they did this already a while back.
Show ContentByteJunk@lemmy.world3·6 months agoI still can’t play my videos on Firefox without transcoding them, so I honestly hope they get it right this time.
Show ContentFonzie!@ttrpg.network1·6 months agoThey don’t have mkv support by the way, that won’t ever work in Firefox. Are you sure you’re not trying to play mkv files?
Show ContentByteJunk@lemmy.world1·6 months agoOf course I am, there’s no way I can escape mkvs. It’s not too bad if it doesn’t have to transcode the actual video stream, but having to burn in subtitles is a common issue 😭
I could have sworn they did this already a while back.
I still can’t play my videos on Firefox without transcoding them, so I honestly hope they get it right this time.
They don’t have mkv support by the way, that won’t ever work in Firefox. Are you sure you’re not trying to play mkv files?
Of course I am, there’s no way I can escape mkvs. It’s not too bad if it doesn’t have to transcode the actual video stream, but having to burn in subtitles is a common issue 😭