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Created attachment 1215597 [details] A screenshot of the bug. Description of problem: When I open a YouTube video, the video stops and it says "An error has occured. Please try it later. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): epiphany-1:3.20.4-1.fc24.x86_64 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open the browser. 2. Open any YouTube video (sometimes it crashes when changing volume). Actual results: The video plays. Expected results: It shows an error. Additional info: A screenshot is attached to the report.
Could you please post an attachment showing the output when you run with GST_DEBUG=5? This error is expected only for the small minority of videos that aren't transcoded to WebM, not for all videos.
Created attachment 1215859 [details] stderr from epiphany run with GST_DEBUG=5 I tried to play a video that I know is encoded in WebM (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgjFPlZ0ajg). It showed an error, then it started playing, but stopped with an errror again when I changed the volume.
philn: mcatanzaro: pulsesink.c:1752:gst_pulseringbuffer_commit:<autoaudiosink1-actual-sink-pulse> error: pa_stream_writable_size() failed: Spojení přerušeno philn: seems like a PulseAudio issue mcatanzaro: That was fast philn: pro-tip: grep ERROR :)
Also please let us know if you can play WebM videos locally in Totem. I'm not sure, but maybe you can download the YouTube video even though it failed to test the same video. (Right click, dismiss YouTube context menu, right click again to get the browser context menu with Save As.) If not, any WebM video should do.
Created attachment 1215885 [details] PulseAudio log with assertion when volume was changed. If the video loads successfully and starts playing (that happens approximately every fourth time), I can download it and it plays it normally in Totem. I also noticed that when I change the volume or output device in pavucontrol, PulseAudio crashes, so it's probably not a problem with playing WebM videos. I attached the log to this comment.
Created attachment 1215887 [details] PulseAudio log with assertion when a video in Epiphany is played When I play a YouTube video in Epiphany, it reports the same error.
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