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On some website video streaming (webcamera) asks for Flash, yes or no but

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if yes video is very bad quality as with other browsers as Chrome the video is displayed directly without Flash ... it is on Linux Mint Note that on the Demo USB Key Installation of Mint 19.3 it works fine as if it was with Chrome The problem is the same even from safe mode and with other profiles and defaults profiles on even other account of my OS

if yes video is very bad quality as with other browsers as Chrome the video is displayed directly without Flash ... it is on Linux Mint Note that on the Demo USB Key Installation of Mint 19.3 it works fine as if it was with Chrome The problem is the same even from safe mode and with other profiles and defaults profiles on even other account of my OS

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cor-el
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Make sure you have the latest FFmpeg and libavcodec packages installed in your Linux distribution as these are required for the HTML5 media player.

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I allready have the latest FFMPEG (7:3.4.6-0ubuntu0.18.04.1) and Libavcodec doesn't seem to be in the repositories of Linux Mint

It is not the latest perhaps (7:3.4.6- ) but how to do to install another one more uptodate ?

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