Can't play webm video in Telegram. [Solved]

Opolork

Hi.

I have audio+video for a short .webm video - I recorded it in VLC from a longer video. I'm using Debian 10 Stable on my PC.
I sent the video to someone on Telegram. They use Android. They could get audio but no video file. I presume a codes issue?
So I opened Teleports on my FP2 with UT. I clicked on the video - it downloaded it to somewhere but I can't find it. I installed UTmedia and hoped to click the video in Teleports and have an open with option - it only mentions in the Content Picker screen: File Manager, uText, OpenStore, PdfjsViewer. How can I view the video to see if the audio+video plays on my phone?

Thanks.

AppLee

@Opolork
The safest way I know to do that is:

In Teleports, choose File Manager
Go to the Downloads directory and validate
Open UTmedia and open the file using the File Manager

IDK if this kind of video file is supported but this way you'll know if it works

Opolork

@AppLee Hi. I don't see the file in the Downloads folder - I also checked the Downloads folder of the SD Card. :confused_face:

Opolork

Media info (it's only about 1 minute long - not sure why is says almost 11 hours):

AppLee

@Opolork
When you tap on the video in Teleports, you wrote that the content picker shows :
File Manager, uText, OpenStore, PdfjsViewer

Select the File Manager and goes to the Downloads directory.
Then you have to validate using the V shape "checker" to actually copy the file to this location.
Just after this you should be able to see the file in the folder.

Have you done these steps correctly ?

Opolork

@AppLee Ah, yes. I just noticed the check-mark now. Thanks, AP. I was able to play it in UTmedia (both audio and video).

:thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

AppLee

@Opolork
Glad to read it.

Can you change the topic to "resolved" because I saw this kind of question several times now and it might help someone find the answer more easily

Opolork

@AppLee said in Can't play webm video in Telegram.:

@Opolork
Glad to read it.

Can you change the topic to "resolved" because I saw this kind of question several times now and it might help someone find the answer more easily

Do you mean add something like [Resolved] in the thread title? Or is there some mark solved option here?

AppLee

@Opolork
Yes, adding resolved or solved to the title.
Thanks.

Opolork

@AppLee said in Can't play webm video in Telegram.:

solved

No problem, will do.