I believe this is resolved.
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Title:
screensaver appear while watching a video in
In general we try to limit the number of supported formats. Web
developer refusal to support webm compelled us to add support for h.264
in mp4. I haven't heard a similar argument for h.264 in mpeg-ts.
Also, we're implementing the Media Source extensions (bug 778617) which
make is straightforward
Comment on attachment 763014
Enable gstreamer by default, preffed off
Review of attachment 763014:
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::: configure.in
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MOZ_ARG_ENABLE_BOOL(gstreamer,
[ --enable-gstreamer Enable GStreamer support],
(In reply to Henri Sivonen (:hsivonen) from comment #16)
We are already on track to doing that on Android, and the Android security
update situation is worse than the security update situation on various
desktop Linux distros. As in: It’s worse to the point of not having system
(In reply to Chris Pearce (:cpearce) from comment #19)
I'm going to change our decoder creation code in bug 799344 to not use
GStreamer for Ogg and WebM.
Works for me. Thanks!
(And my GStreamer is whatever is the current up-to-date version in Ubuntu
12.04. I don't think we should rely on
There are no plans to enable this in official builds. If you think there
should be, please open a new bug for that, and mark it dependent on this
one.
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(In reply to xunxun from comment #303)
Can we introduce GStreamer to Mozilla source tree?
If you think that would be useful please open a separate bug for
discussion. Especially if you can provide patches.
A simpler approach in the near term might be to add support for linking
against one of
(In reply to Sid from comment #293)
Is there a bug for turning it on? If not, should we file one? What are the
current plans for this feature?
If you think it should be on by default you should certainly file a bug
so it can be discussed. As far as I know current plans aren't settled;
the
(In reply to Alessandro Decina from comment #296)
I'm waiting for the SDK to be ready (gonna be ready Any Day Now ;)), then my
plan is to integrate it in the build and start a discussion on how and where
to enable the gstreamer backend by default.
Great! Can you open a bug for that? The
The patch landed on the Firefox 14 branch. (See the 'Target Milestone'
field at the top of the bug). Firefox 14 will become the stable release
in July.
Note however that which GStreamer support is in the codebase, Official
builds do not have it turned on. At least, not yet.
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GStreamer backend for audio/video decoding (including all the post review fixes)
Chris Double is on vacation. Flagging to land in his stead.
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This is NPOTB (not part of the default build) and should land.
Try push at https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Tryrev=1e0e98d406ac is
clean; it shows two Mochitest orange, both of which are known in, and a
bunch of restarts after infrastructure or timeout issues.
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Ok, thanks. I just wanted to be clear which patch we intended to land.
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Title:
Firefox is not able to play mp4 video tags
To manage
I withdraw my rejection in comment 255, and agree with the plan to
review and land Alessandro Decina's patch.
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Title:
Firefox is not able to play
My opinion is that we shouldn't land these patches at this time.
This is essentially for policy reasons:
Running codecs beyond the minimal set we support presents a larger
surface to security review.
Running codecs which other browsers don't support doesn't help web
authors. Our goal is not to
Kinetik pointed out the wav decoder is actually built by default,
there's just no media document for it. It works as a source for an
audio element. It's the support for 'raw' video data which is disabled
by default.
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(In reply to Ralph Giles (:rillian) from comment #241)
As far as I understand, it was also raised in this thread that using
gstreamer can have advantages in those areas as well (vaapi, vdpau,
opengl?). I leave it up to you, whether improvements in these areas are to
be achieved with or
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