Is there any solution to play HECV in web without video transcoding?

[546379242 0]

So far as I know , Chrome/Edge already support HEVC, but 90% HEVC can't play in web dirctly.

Is there any solution to do that?

[GrimReaper 4739]

2 hours ago, 546379242 said:

but 90% HEVC can't play in web dirctly.

What do you mean by that? 95+% of my HEVC do play directly in Edge & Chromium, those that don't are usually due to audio/sub issues.

2 hours ago, 546379242 said:

Is there any solution to do that?

Use Emby Theatre, that will likely DirectPlay most of those.

[546379242 0]

If I allow video transcoding, the video can play in browser with transcoding to H.264

but it can't play in browser dirctly if I close the transcoding

I want to know is there any way to play HEVC in browser instead of downloading app when I turn the video transcoding off

[Luke 42077]

23 minutes ago, 546379242 said:

If I allow video transcoding, the video can play in browser with transcoding to H.264

but it can't play in browser dirctly if I close the transcoding

I want to know is there any way to play HEVC in browser instead of downloading app when I turn the video transcoding off

Hi, in this example it has to burn the subtitles directly into the video. Try one of the following:

• Turn off the subtitles prior to playback
• Or use plain text subtitle formats instead. Our subtitle download features can help you acquire new subtitle files