Chromium - H.264 support on Fedora 23

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is there a way to add H.264 support to Chromium on Fedora 23/24?



Any workaround or alternative solution is fine.



I currently use spot's Chromium repo.



EDIT: It seems, there is currently no other option that would not require recompiling Chromium.
EDIT: Ubuntu has chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra package that adds necessary codecs. But this support has to be enabled at compilation time in Chromium.










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    is there a way to add H.264 support to Chromium on Fedora 23/24?



    Any workaround or alternative solution is fine.



    I currently use spot's Chromium repo.



    EDIT: It seems, there is currently no other option that would not require recompiling Chromium.
    EDIT: Ubuntu has chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra package that adds necessary codecs. But this support has to be enabled at compilation time in Chromium.










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      is there a way to add H.264 support to Chromium on Fedora 23/24?



      Any workaround or alternative solution is fine.



      I currently use spot's Chromium repo.



      EDIT: It seems, there is currently no other option that would not require recompiling Chromium.
      EDIT: Ubuntu has chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra package that adds necessary codecs. But this support has to be enabled at compilation time in Chromium.










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      is there a way to add H.264 support to Chromium on Fedora 23/24?



      Any workaround or alternative solution is fine.



      I currently use spot's Chromium repo.



      EDIT: It seems, there is currently no other option that would not require recompiling Chromium.
      EDIT: Ubuntu has chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra package that adds necessary codecs. But this support has to be enabled at compilation time in Chromium.







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          In fedora 26 , you can try search all package that related to Chromium by using



          sudo dnf search chromium



          Here we got some information about packages name that match Chromium.



          enter image description here



          Now the package that we need to install was



          chromium-libs-media-freeworld.x86_64



          you can check here to make sure your browser successfully support H.264






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            In fedora 26 , you can try search all package that related to Chromium by using



            sudo dnf search chromium



            Here we got some information about packages name that match Chromium.



            enter image description here



            Now the package that we need to install was



            chromium-libs-media-freeworld.x86_64



            you can check here to make sure your browser successfully support H.264






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              up vote
              1
              down vote













              In fedora 26 , you can try search all package that related to Chromium by using



              sudo dnf search chromium



              Here we got some information about packages name that match Chromium.



              enter image description here



              Now the package that we need to install was



              chromium-libs-media-freeworld.x86_64



              you can check here to make sure your browser successfully support H.264






              share|improve this answer






















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                down vote










                up vote
                1
                down vote









                In fedora 26 , you can try search all package that related to Chromium by using



                sudo dnf search chromium



                Here we got some information about packages name that match Chromium.



                enter image description here



                Now the package that we need to install was



                chromium-libs-media-freeworld.x86_64



                you can check here to make sure your browser successfully support H.264






                share|improve this answer












                In fedora 26 , you can try search all package that related to Chromium by using



                sudo dnf search chromium



                Here we got some information about packages name that match Chromium.



                enter image description here



                Now the package that we need to install was



                chromium-libs-media-freeworld.x86_64



                you can check here to make sure your browser successfully support H.264







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