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#1 2017-09-02 08:29:47
- FOSSuser
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Youtube & Firefox problem (again), not specifically Devuan.
Yesterday I went to watch a video on YT, & found that they had changed the interface again, which resulted in me not being able to comment on videos.
I found, from conversation on another forum, that I could revert to the old interface, I eventually found it, & it did indeed give me the old interface where I could post a comment, however there was no sound, so now I can't hear them!
Later on, I found that I have no sound in Firefox. So, I'm guessing that YT did some thing to FF.
Any ideas how to solve this issue?
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#2 2017-09-02 09:16:05
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Re: Youtube & Firefox problem (again), not specifically Devuan.
Did you update from an older version?
I remember at one recent version change Mozilla decided to "require" pulseaudio - and so apulse was born, to fake it, sort of.
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How did you revert to the older interface? (Got a link?)
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#3 2017-09-02 14:16:48
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Re: Youtube & Firefox problem (again), not specifically Devuan.
Did you update from an older version?
I remember at one recent version change Mozilla decided to "require" pulseaudio - and so apulse was born, to fake it, sort of.
IIRC apulse was originally conceived to fix skype audio but now adapted to firefox.
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#4 2017-09-02 15:39:46
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Re: Youtube & Firefox problem (again), not specifically Devuan.
No one seems to know what went wrong, so I re installed my old O/S (AntiX) to my 'damaged' machine, & set everything up again, so I'm over this particular episode of YT tantrum. 
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#5 2017-09-02 18:25:39
Re: Youtube & Firefox problem (again), not specifically Devuan.
For all it is worth I see yt in qupzilla, midori, and most of the times with older videos smtube/smplayer works well too.
I was really surprised with midori playing them well. No pulse-ation, only alsa-tion.
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