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Safari & YouTube 60fps
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Games Meister
Join Date: Aug 2009
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What's the deal here? It's supposed to be supported now, but the option doesn't show up. Not only does it not show up, but every time I open a video I get "Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available" at which point the message disappears by itself and the video then plays.
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OS X 10.9.5
Safari 9.0.2
Yes, I'm running adblock, turning it off doesn't change things.
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Games Meister
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Bumping in case this got lost in general forum shittiness
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Administrator
Join Date: Apr 2001
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I haven't run into this myself, so I don't have any help to offer. I don't use Safari most of the time - I use Chrome. And I don't know of any 60 FPS YouTube content that I'd really want to watch. What You Tube stuff are you trying to watch that doesn't work?
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Games Meister
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Dedicated MacNNer
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Games Meister
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Professional Poster
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I don't have a solution because 60fps game videos on Youtube usually work for me with Safari but I experienced similar weirdness when trying to watch 4k video - sometimes the option shows up and sometimes it does not. AFAIK it's only supported on Chrome but if this is true I don't understand why it sometimes works!?
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10.11.3 El Capitan
The links I provided are from GoPro Surf & Marvel Movie 4K 60fps
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Last edited by DarkStarRed; Feb 3, 2016 at 04:05 AM.
Reason: adding info)
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Senior User
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If the video works anyway, why worry about a message that is shown for a brief period before the video is shown? I am using SeaMonkey with an extension that forces YouTube to use Flash instead of HTML5, and I see that same message for less than a second before the video starts. I do not worry about that because the video works anyway.
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Games Meister
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Originally Posted by Curiosity
If the video works anyway, why worry about a message that is shown for a brief period before the video is shown?
Because its indicative of an error somewhere along the line, which could have other less visible effects.
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