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[#3122](https://github.com/fluxerapp/fluxer/issues/3122) fixes one part of this: Firefox on Linux was being offered H.264, but the voice server doesn't accept H.264 from Firefox on Linux, so it silently sent VP8 while the UI said H.264. The codec picker and diagnostics now match what's sent there.Removed: It doesn't make Firefox encode in hardware, and it doesn't cover the Windows report. [@re11ding](https://github.com/re11ding), the last screenshot is about software decoding of a stream you're watching. If you can capture a voice diagnostic while that warning is showing, that would help narrow it down. [@MathiasLui](https://github.com/MathiasLui), if you retest, the outbound codec shown in the diagnostic would be useful to see.Added: It doesn't make Firefox encode in hardware, and it doesn't cover the Windows report. @re11ding, the last screenshot is about software decoding of a stream you're watching. If you can capture a voice diagnostic while that warning is showing, that would help narrow it down. @MathiasLui, if you retest, the outbound codec shown in the diagnostic would be useful to see.
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#3122 fixes one part of this: Firefox on Linux was being offered H.264, but the voice server doesn't accept H.264 from Firefox on Linux, so it silently sent VP8 while the UI said H.264. The codec picker and diagnostics now match what's sent there.
It doesn't make Firefox encode in hardware, and it doesn't cover the Windows report. @re11ding, the last screenshot is about software decoding of a stream you're watching. If you can capture a voice diagnostic while that warning is showing, that would help narrow it down. @MathiasLui, if you retest, the outbound codec shown in the diagnostic would be useful to see.
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#3122 fixes one part of this: Firefox on Linux was being offered H.264, but the voice server doesn't accept H.264 from Firefox on Linux, so it silently sent VP8 while the UI said H.264. The codec picker and diagnostics now match what's sent there.
It doesn't make Firefox encode in hardware, and it doesn't cover the Windows report. @re11ding, the last screenshot is about software decoding of a stream you're watching. If you can capture a voice diagnostic while that warning is showing, that would help narrow it down. @MathiasLui, if you retest, the outbound codec shown in the diagnostic would be useful to see.