Enable 1080p YouTube Support in Firefox 40 for Linux

Date: August 18, 2015
Author: gareon
Comments: 2 Comments
Categories: Browsers

“You can check if your browser supports all the codecs for YouTube by checking the YouTube HTML5 Video Player website, which list everything supported on your PC. If you have a Linux systems and Firefox 40, it’s likely that some of those codecs will have a red sign, meaning that they are not enabled. All you have to do is open about:config and make the following changes. Please make sure that you don’t change anything else. …”

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2 Comments on Enable 1080p YouTube Support in Firefox 40 for Linux

  1. MartinPC | August 18, 2015 at 1:11 PM |

    Just FYI, installing the “YouTube High Definition” extension appears to set some — but not all — of the relevant about:config preferences correctly, and it doesn’t create the new “media.mediasource.ignore_codecs” preference.

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