'h.264' and 'MSE&h.264' are disabled (on the youtube html5 test site)
Sometimes I run into trouble with playing videos. E.g. Youtube videos suddenly are played in the flash player or clips.twitch.tv is not working at all. When I try playing the same youtube video later again, the html5 player is used again. I noticed that on the test site from youtube all codecs are working except 'h.264' and 'MSE&h.264'. I have a Windows NT installation, but the Windows media feature pack is installed correctly. If I try the same test site from youtube on chrome alls Codecs are working. I tried refreshing Firefox, completly reinstalling firefox and disabling all addons, but the problem persists. My graphics driver is on the newest version. Also the last few new versions of Firefox didn't change anything. I cant remember with which version the problems started though. Does anyone have a possible solution for this problem?
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hi 8b533, chrome isn't a good comparison here since they ship with their own h264 codecs instead of relying on your system's capabilities. i think the most probable cause is the windows anniversary update, since unfortunately after updating to it you'll have to download and install the media feature pack anew: Fix video and audio problems on Firefox for Windows N editions
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hi 8b533, chrome isn't a good comparison here since they ship with their own h264 codecs instead of relying on your system's capabilities. i think the most probable cause is the windows anniversary update, since unfortunately after updating to it you'll have to download and install the media feature pack anew: Fix video and audio problems on Firefox for Windows N editions
It indeed looks like it fixed the problem. The clips from twitch are working now and on the test site from youtube all codecs are working. I could't really test the problem with the youtube videos, but I am pretty sure that it is also fixed. I was not aware that after the anniversary update there is a new media feature pack. Thank you for your quick help.