But I can't get it to play in Ipad mini (even though data savings are "off."). Here's another site that some of the other non-flash browsers play - like Mercury, and Coast. I think what's in red is not supported but I'm not sure. If the HTML5 Player is better for Desktop Mode, then I wouldn't get the messages about "video not available on mobile."Īlso my browser supports, HTMLvideoElement, H.264 (that's in green with a checkmark), but in red with an exlamation point is: WebM VP8, Meida Source Extensions, MSE & H.264, and MSE & WebM VP9. Not sure why? So should I request the HTML5 Player? Maybe with it, I could stay in desktop mode, and play almost everything, but not sure.
In Mobile mode I'm like wow, getting almost everything. (I mean, Opera Mini doesn't have flash, and if I'm not using the HTML5 player, why can it play anything. What confuses me is why some YouTube videos work without it. I'm not sure what you mean by "what codecs Opera is suporting ATM?" I'm not that savvy on this tech talk like I'm dumb, lol, and too lazy to look up "codecs," but I do get a message, "The default player is currently used." And it says that I can click on "Request the HTML5 Player." Should I do that? (There's also this line: "You can request that the HTML5 player be used if your browser doesn't use it by default" So I think I should request the HTML5 player? But. Add to playlist to watch it later on a PC." If so, do you know why? The downside is there are a number of videos where I get this message: "The content owner has not made this video available on mobile. Is it that I do better with Opera Mini in Mobile Mode with YouTube. Was 5 for 5, meaning 5 videos tested and all of them played. But I went back to mobile to test if if affects YouTube). I prefer the desktop version on the Ipad (which has a 10 inch screen. I had set it at Desktop, because I hate some of those mobile sites.
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