I Heart Radio sounds like it's in slow motion and garbled
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I started using Vivaldi last month and tried listening to I Heart Radio online with it for the first time. Any station I tried to listen to sounded like it was in slow motion and garbled. I noticed it happened with Opera too. It doesn't occur with Chrome or FF though.
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Please give us a URL.
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I too have this issue on iHeart radio. Here is a sample link although it occurs on every channel within their site.
https://www.iheart.com/live/news-radio-570-wsyr-1537/
I am using 1.7.735.11 (Official Build) (32-bit) on Win 10 Pro.
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Do i need Flash Player at this site?
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I believe you do need Flash Player for this site.
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Strange, but i cant hear anything, fails with Chrome 56, too.
But i am in europe. I fear they geoblock.
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It works fine for me on Chrome Version Version 56.0.2924.76 (64-bit) and Firefox 51.0.1 32 bit.
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@dac1 said in I Heart Radio sounds like it's in slow motion and garbled:
It works fine for me on Chrome Version Version 56.0.2924.76 (64-bit) and Firefox 51.0.1 32 bit.
Are you in the USA?
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Yes, in USA. I don't know about Nine West, the original poster though.
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Ah, ok.
Please report teh issue as a bug to Vivaldi and mentioned can only be tested from USA.
How to do a bugreport for Vivaldi
Report the bug at https://vivaldi.com/bugreport/
Describe the issue as precise as you can.
If you use any extensions please give information which ones you use.
If you have a URL or a own testpage which can checked, add it to the bugreport.
If you have own testcase files (HTML, CSS, JS etc.) add them to the confirmation mail you get after report.
You will get a bug confirmation mail and in a reply to this mail you can add more information and files as attachments for the testers and bug tracking team.
Thanks in advance.
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Done, Thank you!
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I'm in the US too.
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I got my issue solved by installing vivalvi-ffmpeg-codecs. I had opera-ffmpeg-codecs installed, and I thought that it was enough with it. Just decided to give vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs a try, and voila!
I think that it would be nice if Vilvavi falls back on Chrome & Opera paths when looking up for the ffmpeg codec file.
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@Musikolo said in I Heart Radio sounds like it's in slow motion and garbled:
I got my issue solved by installing vivalvi-ffmpeg-codecs. I had opera-ffmpeg-codecs installed, and I thought that it was enough with it. Just decided to give vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs a try, and voila!
I think that it would be nice if Vilvavi falls back on Chrome & Opera paths when looking up for the ffmpeg codec file.
How would one go about installing them?
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I too need guidance on how to install. Any help for a Win 10 install would be appreciated!
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@Musikolo
@NineWest
@dac1
vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs & opera-ffmpeg-codecs are package for Linux.For Windows 7~10, try/check if these installed properly;
- Windows Media Player.
- Media Feature Pack.
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It appears these are installed properly. I have submitted a Bug Report. So far there is no solution.
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This is not confined to Iheart radio as it also occurs at this location (and others) as well.
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@dac1 See a solution for CNBC https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/14334/this-browser-is-a-nightmare-multiple-problems-please-read-below/5
