The desktop version of YouTube says Flash is missing and the player doesn't load the HTML5 version, but on websites with embedded YouTube videos they load!
Just updated to Version 31.0.1650.41 beta on the Pixel. Since then, every 5 mins or so I get a loud buzz for about 5 seconds. This happens in both the headphone jack and thru the speakers. I haven't made any other changes. Is this a known issue?
Just an update - I think it's more like a 10 second buzz that occurs every 15 mins or so. Most recently it was triggered by the "ping" of a google chat notification but other times appear random.
I'm getting the same experience as Scott Stephens -- the right speaker issues a loud and annoying buzz without any related user action. I experienced it again this morning after having just logged in.
i just updated to Version 32.0.1687.2 dev-m Aura of chrome and now youtube will not play videos properly or at all. the audio plays but the video does not, also when attempting to scroll down the page starts to glitch out pretty bad (i have a screenshot but no where to attach it). i can still click on links and other videos but nothing plays, i only get audio.
@ Samuel Braff - glad to hear I'm not the only one. It's my right speaker as well and I'm guessing it's the signal to the speaker that's the problem as I got it in my headphones but not on my bluetooth speaker.
1. Now, FULL Support HTML5 in desktop version http://youtube.com
2. Remove wide viewport for 10" Tablet
3. Low requirement for RAM.
4. Very fast start! To x10 faster start from Firefox.
But there is one problem. Please consumer response! Why are there lag when scrolling web page at 10" Tablet (Tegra 2, Tegra 3 and other). Firefox does not have this problem
Glad to see Web Speech API and WebRTC running on a cellphone! They work well separately. I use both at the same time for my app, and that's no problem on Chrome for Windows, but on Chrome Beta for Android it prompts me over and over for permission to use my microphone. It won't take "Allow" as an answer. I get the same infinite loop with two WebRTC pages in two tabs. They must be stealing the mic away from each other. Is it not possible to share mic input? Again, no problem on a PC.
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The desktop version of YouTube says Flash is missing and the player doesn't load the HTML5 version, but on websites with embedded YouTube videos they load!
On a related note, I have a feature request for a better Flash-blocking behaviour here: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=263206
Just updated to Version 31.0.1650.41 beta on the Pixel. Since then, every 5 mins or so I get a loud buzz for about 5 seconds. This happens in both the headphone jack and thru the speakers. I haven't made any other changes. Is this a known issue?
Just an update - I think it's more like a 10 second buzz that occurs every 15 mins or so. Most recently it was triggered by the "ping" of a google chat notification but other times appear random.
I'm getting the same experience as Scott Stephens -- the right speaker issues a loud and annoying buzz without any related user action. I experienced it again this morning after having just logged in.
i just updated to Version 32.0.1687.2 dev-m Aura of chrome and now youtube will not play videos properly or at all. the audio plays but the video does not, also when attempting to scroll down the page starts to glitch out pretty bad (i have a screenshot but no where to attach it). i can still click on links and other videos but nothing plays, i only get audio.
The number of settings is still a frikkin joke. When will you stop treating chrome for android as a frikkin light version!? Grow up damnit!
@ Samuel Braff - glad to hear I'm not the only one. It's my right speaker as well and I'm guessing it's the signal to the speaker that's the problem as I got it in my headphones but not on my bluetooth speaker.
Any ideas google?
Google does wonders with v31 !!!
1. Now, FULL Support HTML5 in desktop version http://youtube.com
2. Remove wide viewport for 10" Tablet
3. Low requirement for RAM.
4. Very fast start! To x10 faster start from Firefox.
But there is one problem. Please consumer response! Why are there lag when scrolling web page at 10" Tablet (Tegra 2, Tegra 3 and other).
Firefox does not have this problem
If you remove that nasty lag will be AMAZING!
Again, no update for x86 *grrr*
Yeah, they forgot on x86 again.
I wonder if large white spaces on tablets were fixed?
Glad to see Web Speech API and WebRTC running on a cellphone! They work well separately. I use both at the same time for my app, and that's no problem on Chrome for Windows, but on Chrome Beta for Android it prompts me over and over for permission to use my microphone. It won't take "Allow" as an answer. I get the same infinite loop with two WebRTC pages in two tabs. They must be stealing the mic away from each other. Is it not possible to share mic input? Again, no problem on a PC.
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