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Why can't I watch HD videos?

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reevesCFC
reevesCFC

When I am watching videos on Youtube, I only have the 360p option for video quality. Also, when I fullscreen a video on other sites, it stays as 360p. It used to switch to HD. On other browsers everything seems normal. I've got the latest version of Firefox.

When I am watching videos on Youtube, I only have the 360p option for video quality. Also, when I fullscreen a video on other sites, it stays as 360p. It used to switch to HD. On other browsers everything seems normal. I've got the latest version of Firefox.

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hi reevesCFC, in case you are using a Windows 10 N version, you might have to manually install missing codecs that are necessary for HD media playback on the system: Fix video and audio problems on Firefox for Windows N editions

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hi reevesCFC, in case you are using a Windows 10 N version, you might have to manually install missing codecs that are necessary for HD media playback on the system: Fix video and audio problems on Firefox for Windows N editions

reevesCFC
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philipp said

hi reevesCFC, in case you are using a Windows 10 N version, you might have to manually install missing codecs that are necessary for HD media playback on the system: Fix video and audio problems on Firefox for Windows N editions

Thanks a lot.