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>but VP9 support is absent (or not exposed in many common Linux paths) so YouTube is sloppy [...] but YouTube 4K is generally VP9 or AV1 rather than HEVC I ins
by joe_mamba 5mo ago
>but VP9 support is absent (or not exposed in many common Linux paths) so YouTube is sloppy [...] but YouTube 4K is generally VP9 or AV1 rather than HEVC
I installed linux yesterday. Youtube doesn't let you backtrack to VP9 in the user profile setting. It serves AV1 by default now for all resolutions. Bummer if you're on older and/or low end hardware.
Maybe some browser extensions can force VP9?
- soganess 5mo agoI believe h264-ify still does. And many of the fancy "remake YouTube to not suck" extensions do as well.
- joe_mamba 5mo ago>I believe h264-ify still does To h264 yes, but not to VP9, no?
- soganess 5mo agoYup, the name is a bit of a misnomer at this point: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/enhanced-h264ify/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/enhanced-h264... What you really do is disallow everything save vp9...