Firefox 74.0 Youtube Live Video not works

[ferran]

It suchs this

tc@box:~$ ls -a /home/tc/.cache
.           ..          dconf       fontconfig  mozilla     openbox
tc@box:~$

Also I searched into /home/tc/.cache/mozilla/firefox/ so i did an ls too

tc@box:~$ ls -a /home/tc/.cache/mozilla/firefox/
.                 ..                3rz1mush.default
tc@box:~$

and too

and finally i searched too into 3rz1mush.default/ but no trace of any gst*

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find / -type d -name "gst*"

No suchs nothing too.

[Juanito]

I guess firefox is not using gstreamer to play youtube videos then.

If you start firefox from a terminal window, do you see an error message when you try to play a youtube video?

[ferran]

juanito, right now i'm watching a live video without problems (as well as i loaded the libavcodec4 a few days ago, but which I had to erase because of conflicts with Xvesa).

In a while i will restart the computer again and i will see if all its OK.

[ferran]

I'm back.

I had another conflict with Xvesa and the keyboard. I had to uninstall gst-libav.tcz (from the Apps browser/Maintenance/Dependencies and Deletions) as indicated in this post:

http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,23676.0.html

After I rebooted, I select the screen and mouse configuration and I got the desk back the way it was before.

Obviously I can't to watch live videos again in youtube with Firefox.

We're right at the beginning again.

[Rich]

Hi ferran

... I had to uninstall gst-libav.tcz (from the Apps browser/Maintenance/Dependencies and Deletions) as indicated in this post:

http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,23676.0.html ...

Rather than uninstalling, you can:

1. Click  Apps->Maintenance->OnBoot Maintenance.
2. Click the extension you don't want to load in the  On Boot Items  list.
3. Click  Apps->Quit.
4. Restart your computer.

Now the extension will not load, but still be available locally for loading if you wish. This way you won't hit the servers again if you
change your mind. When you have everything sorted out, you can still mark it for deletion if you really don't need it.

[ferran]

All right Rich. Good to know it

Nevertheless I think I'm going to resign myself to not being able to watch live videos from youtube and Firefox without conflicts with the xVesa, unless you get them from other codecs or libraries.

Luckily for these leisure things I still have another laptop with Windows 10 that works very well.

We can leave this open waiting for new solutions in the future.