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by saidajigumi
4272 days ago
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That's probably because Firefox on OS X (32.0.3) doesn't yet handle H.264, which is what these GIFV files really are. FF on Windows (32.0.2) does support H.264, and the GIFV files play as expected. IIRC, FF on Android was the first version to get H.264 support, which it's had for some time now. EDIT: You can check codec support for your current browser+platform at YouTube's HTML5 page, below. I briefly dug around in Bugzilla for this issue, but haven't found it yet. https://www.youtube.com/html5 |
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