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choppy video on Galaxy Tab 2/FF24 & 25

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raphael75
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I have a Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. All videos I play in FF 24 and beta 25 are extremely choppy in both video & audio. When I play the same videos in Dolphin & the Android Browser, Safari on the iPad, FF beta 25 on the Galaxy Tab 3, or one of the apps, they play fine with no choppiness.

Is there anything I can do for GT2/FF24?

Is there a planned fix for a future FF version?

Thanks!

I have a Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. All videos I play in FF 24 and beta 25 are extremely choppy in both video & audio. When I play the same videos in Dolphin & the Android Browser, Safari on the iPad, FF beta 25 on the Galaxy Tab 3, or one of the apps, they play fine with no choppiness. Is there anything I can do for GT2/FF24? Is there a planned fix for a future FF version? Thanks!

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Andrew
Andrew
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Can you provide a link to the video?

Thanks!

raphael75
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I am unable to post the videos because they contain sensitive information. However, I can also add that they are being shown with smaller dimensions than the video actually is. Would that cause any issues (maybe the extra processing for FF to scale them down)?