Or you can use and addon for Firefox called enhanced-h264ify where you can block h264 and unblock vp9 and AV1. That's what I did in my case instead on installing stuff from Cisco. For older hardware that only has hardware acceleration for h264 then your solution remains the ideal one.
The issue appeared after my first week of using Fedora 39 although I was looking for this solution for one week, I watched all FIRST THINGS TO DO AFTER INSTALLING FEDORA 39 videos but none of them mentioned this issue. Thank you very much Eric!
I can certainly see the irony in that. You could use the Flatpak version of Chromium as temporary circumvention, I've just tested that on a fresh install and that has the codecs built in. Alternatively, check the article as mentioned in the description.
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Or you can use and addon for Firefox called enhanced-h264ify where you can block h264 and unblock vp9 and AV1. That's what I did in my case instead on installing stuff from Cisco.
For older hardware that only has hardware acceleration for h264 then your solution remains the ideal one.
Doesn't work. I did that and it says "The web browser cannot play the video"
Excellent fix, please never delete this video.
The issue appeared after my first week of using Fedora 39 although I was looking for this solution for one week, I watched all FIRST THINGS TO DO AFTER INSTALLING FEDORA 39 videos but none of them mentioned
this issue. Thank you very much Eric!
You're welcome! Glad it helped out 72hra!
Very cool video, helped a lot thanks
Glad it helped out!
Thank you! It actually works!
Err...... I am getting this issue on this video that intends to help us solve this issue. =__=
I can certainly see the irony in that. You could use the Flatpak version of Chromium as temporary circumvention, I've just tested that on a fresh install and that has the codecs built in. Alternatively, check the article as mentioned in the description.
Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Had just upgraded to a 6800, when this happened. Still using Windows as a daily driver, had Fedora dual boot for about 6 months now.
Ouch... Hope AMD gets supported again soon!