Thorium is the first browser with HEVC and AC3 support even in a mkv container

Re:Thorium is the first browser with HEVC and AC3 support ev... by thfuran on Saturday June 24, 2023 @10:40AM (#36459059)

Windows 7? Isn't that so eol that you can't even pay Microsoft to provide security updates anymore?

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Re:Thorium is the first browser with HEVC and AC3 support ev... by lockhouse on Saturday June 24, 2023 @01:44PM (#36460891)

Support for Windows 7 ended 3.5 years ago.

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Re:Thorium is the first browser with HEVC and AC3 support ev... by thfuran on Saturday June 24, 2023 @03:00PM (#36461675)

And even their paid extended service option is over:

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Re:Thorium is the first browser with HEVC and AC3 support ev... by justsomehnguy on Saturday June 24, 2023 @04:12PM (#36462284)

When Skype and Firefox stopped working in Vista I moved to SeaMonkey and Skype in a seamless RDS session.

Only when I moved apartments (and wasn't in the mood to bring my desktop to life, substituting on T440) I finally gave up. Probably around 2017-2018?

This month I took thr Ghost image of it and shoved it on my long term storage. When (if) I would be in a mood I would try to run it again, on ESXi.

But hey, Win7 still mostly works. At least I don't remember it refusing to remember wifi passwords, as my Win10 started a week ago.

/rant-with-a-bit-of-nostalgia

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Re:Thorium is the first browser with HEVC and AC3 support ev... by pajko on Sunday June 25, 2023 @12:49AM (#36465217)

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