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Description of problem: It happens that I load many videos at the same time. And sometimes, all video are looping. These loops are based on 1 second of the video. But it occurs indefinitely. I have to restart Firefox to fix the issue. But the loops are only for images, the sound continue normally to be played. It happens for all websites like Youtube, Dailymotion, etc. Without Flash technology. It happened since Firefox update to version 50. I use Firefox with GNOME Wayland session. I don't have similar issue with Totem for example. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): fiefox-50.0-1.fc25 *wayland*-1.12.0-1.fc25 gnome*-3.22.1-2.fc25 How reproducible: Load many videos and play them (not at the same time of course)..
I have the same with fiefox-50.0-2.fc25 with an AMD GPU. Rolling back to firefox-49.0.2-1.fc25 fixes the issue for me. Also, my laptop with an Intel GPU hasn't had this issue at all.
I have the same issue with firefox-50.0.2-2.fc26 (Rawhide). Same conditions, GNOME Wayland with nouveau driver (nVidia Quadro 1000m nvc1).
With a different machine with Intel Graphics and Fedora 25, Firefox >= 50.0, no issue. But the issue continue on my computer with nVidia graphical card and Fedora Rawhide. I don't get relevant info from logs. Do you have an idea to solve this bug or to get information about it?
No idea to solve the bug or to find relevant logs?
I updated to Firefox 51.0, no improvement. I tested with X11 session and it happened too.
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