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-Is it possible to have it as a cinema screen ? (without the panels left/right)
-the latest VR video you watched being able to play in the background can be distracting, I'd rather have it black.
(Or ideally, have the stream be played as a 2D video in the background and then when I middle mouse click the menu in the center would disappear and Youttube would play on a huge VR screen.)
The current web browser doesn't support playing h264/h265 videos due to licensing restrictions on the h264/h265 codecs. Youtube videos work in the browser because Youtube uses an open source VP9 codec, which is included with the web browser. The web browser relies on chromium embedded framework to work, and it's difficult to grab only the video from the browser to display on the big screen. I'll take another look at improving the web browser in the future.
Any advice for calling yt-dlp with any flags to circumvent this and get the video it in any other format? Thanks!
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/vp9-video-extensions/9n4d0msmp0pt#activetab=pivot:overviewtab
I should probably make the error message more clear, but missing the HEVC extension is only one of the possible issues why the video can't play. You might also be missing other codecs (like VP9, MPEG2, or Dolby Audio), or they might not be supported, like 10bit h264 videos.
This page has more codecs for Media Foundation:
https://codecguide.com/media_foundation_codecs.htm
It works in normal browser (when I click download link it actually starts playing video). Normal browser = firefox/chrome/vivaldi.
File Explorer btw works just fine in HereSphere, but I've got custom web based media library that I would want to use with this, but Web explorer download link videos just won't work. (Youtube videos work normally)
You can also try using XBVR to create a local web server to host the videos for you. It uses the DeoVR API, so you can press the web stream button in the upper left corner of the HereSphere web browser to load a video library view with thumbnails, tags, etc.
Thanks, it's working now properly.