Open jadonk opened 2 years ago
So, where do we find the library for Linux aarch64? I too have a Raspberry Pi & want to be able to view Hulu videos on my Pi. (I'm running Pi OS-64 bit)
I filed these bugs:
So, Darkspirit, I followed the links above and read the comments and this is what I got:
1 - the OpenH264 part of the issue is being discussed & possibly worked on; 2 - Widevine part of the issue can be resolved by switching to a 32-bit ver. of Linux.
In order to know when the issue(s) are fixed (or denied) do I have to also create an account on bugzilla.mozilla.org and keep an eye on that thread? I'm so new to Linux and not THAT interested in Hulu that I want to spend tons of time on this project. Thanks, Pi-Newbie JDT
Fedora has aarch64 builds https://codecs.fedoraproject.org/openh264/37/aarch64/os/. The rpm downloads are redirected to cisco to be covered by their license grant
Installation failure appears identical to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1203605
Bug appears to be directly related to the content of chrome://global/content/gmp-sources/openh264.json
Specifically, there is no Linux arm or aarch64 URL provided. This issue will impact users of Webex on Raspberry Pi or BeagleBoard.org ARM-based computers.
I specifically encountered this on Debian aarch64 on a prototype 64-bit BeagleBone. Note, the Linux kernel V4L does provide H.264 encode/decode on this platform, so the OpenH264 itself isn't specifically required if V4L H.264 codecs would be used.
It seems the project does include a library build for Linux aarch64, but not a .zip as required for the plugin install.