@herod0t said in Colourmanagement when playing back videos: That solved the clipping-issue. Thank you! Fine. But why? My display settings are set to the RGB colourspace (I don't know if it is sRGB (according to the representation of the gamut in the CIE-1931 Diagram it is sRGB) or Adobe RGB, but it's nothing non-standard like the DCI-P3-Gamut or ProPhoto-RGB) I do not know why the color space is not correctly rendered. Perhaps the Chromium core does not read the default color profile of OS correctly.

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@xyzzy thanks for the link and you're right. It's "software only" rendering. Some of the "problems detected" show: Intel HD 3000 driver crashes frequently on Mac: 592130, 661596 Disabled Features: flash_stage3d, gpu_compositing, gpu_rasterization, flash3d, accelerated_webgl2, accelerated_2d_canvas, accelerated_video_decode, accelerated_webgl, flash_stage3d_baseline Some GPUs on Mac can perform poorly with GPU rasterization. Disable all known Intel GPUs other than Intel 6th and 7th Generation cards, which have been tested.: 613272, 614468 Disabled Features: gpu_rasterization Rendering artifacts on older macOS releases and Intel GPUs: 794819 Disabled Features: accelerated_2d_canvas, gpu_rasterization I'll try an override and keep a careful eye. Thanks again.

@xyzzy thanks, I appreciate the info. I do have a late 2011 MacBook Pro. I've reported the issue as a bug, but I'm sure I'm not the first.

@hadden89 I guess the way to find out is to try the extension. It looks OK on my portrait monitor with tiled tabs, but there are issues with the control bar popup as clicking anywhere on the control bar just stops and starts playback.

[modedit] Moved thread as video issue happens on Linux, too.

@lonm great thanks. Yes I tried and it will really open these files. thanks for clarifying. Haven't done this file>open thing in Chrome 'coz I always thought this should be something intuitive (don't blame me lol). Hope a drag and drop feature will be added to vivaldi real soon.

Ich würde mir ein gutes wiederaufbereitetes kaufen. Aber ich versteh es nicht, es muss doch nicht 1600€ kosten. Selbst mein Arbeits-PC ist nicht so teuer.

After thinking about it for a while, a pop-out isn't too bad it's handled as a normal window by the OS. That would still allow it to be set in place with desktop grid which will be quick enough. If it's the only option.

This userscript can stop some video buffering, not perfect but better than nothing: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts?q=viewtube

Firefox once had a Testpilot add-on called Min-vid that only worked on YouTube and offered playlist functionality, but that test ended a while ago and they seem to be waiting on the PiP standard/API as well. To my knowledge, next to Opera there's only CentBrowser with a currently functional built-in pop-out video player. I stumbled upon the latter browser (it's apparently developed by a very small team of Chinese people) in a Reddit discussion on the Vivaldi browser subreddit. A Vivaldi developer commented there too and said that Opera has been helped by the blink team in the creation of their player. Since the comments made it sound like the same would not happen for Vivaldi (either no help or no spare developing time), I can understand why this feature request isn't being worked on right now. That said, I am fervently hoping that the Vivaldi devs will be able to add some extra functionality to it once the PiP player hits Chrome, because what I'm most interested in is the ability to watch a video in a borderless window (features that desktop-players like MPC-HC can offer) without the need to adjust the browser window by hand all the time.

Works with 1.13 Snapshot on Windows 10x64 with and without low-latency setting.

Thanks @binarysplit, I'll try that!

@deusnovus I have a mid-2010 iMac 21.5-inch with an ATI Radeon HD 4670. I don't have problems with video using Chrome, but I do with Vivaldi. Comparing vivaldi://gpu with the GPU info for Google Chrome (chrome://gpu), one interesting difference is Version Information > ANGLE commit id: a9042d3c1952 for Chrome, but unknown hash for Vivaldi. ANGLE is a graphics engine abstraction layer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANGLE_(software) Looks like Chrome and Vivaldi are using different versions of ANGLE. I also spotted an old Chromium bug report about updating ANGLE that affects the commit id. https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=343676

@dLeon said in Video (html5?) does not start in Vivaldi 1.10: What's matter in the end, "Does the browser (the tool) could do their 99% jobs they promised in real world people use". Just up to 99%, nothing is perfect in this world. You're right - and I just want to mention, that Amazon Prime videos are played also. I tried this after testing built in videos...

@Stormbolter Do you have any extensions installed?