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#Facebook embedded video full

This includes both panoramas and full sphere photos.

Photos with valid Photo Sphere XMP metadata.

What format is needed for a photo to be recognized as a 360 photo? Please note that we currently support the ability to upload only one photo at a time. Tap on the photo to view it in fullscreen.Look around in your photo by moving your phone or by dragging your finger.Tap on the What's on your mind? box at the top of News Feed or your Timelime.Look around in your photo by clicking and dragging.Click Photo/Video at the top of News Feed or your Timeline.If you took the photo using the Facebook app, your iPhone, one of our supported photo sphere or panorama apps for Android, or a 360 camera, then the process will be the same as uploading a regular photo. Every photo taken with the Facebook app will be saved to your Camera Roll. Your panorama will stitch together within seconds and then you can share the photo to your Timeline. To take a 360 Photo using your Facebook app, simply look for the '360 Photo' icon within the drop-down menu within the 'What's on your mind' box, press the blue button and follow the path until a complete panorama has been captured. Nope, doing none of what you said makes the videos play properly until I disable HTTPS.How do I upload a 360 photo to my Timeline? Then you'll know which one is the culprit. Then click the button at the bottom called "Make changes and restart".Īfter that, it's simply a case of re-enabling them one by one until the problem recurs. You then have to repeat the same steps, but checkmark the top box which called "Disable all Add-ons". If they play properly in Safe Mode, then one of your add-ons is the culprit. Go to Facebook SSL and see if it makes any difference. When Firefox restarts, all your add-ons will be disabled, but plugins such as Flash will remain enabled. In the next menu which appears, click "Continue in Safe Mode" without checkmarking any of the boxes.Click "Help" | "Restart with add-ons disabled".If you're using the layout with the oblong orange Firefox button top left, hit ALT to toggle the text links on.If that doesn't work, I suggest starting Firefox in Safe Mode to determine if an add-on is blocking flash. In the menu at the top called "Browser data and settings" click the "Delete All" button.Ĭlose the menu and then try and play a video again on an SSL facebook page.In the menu which opens, click the "Advanced" tab.

#Facebook embedded video windows

Go to Windows Control Panel and the double click "Flash Player".

(I disabled hardware acceleration by right-clicking>settings on a video on youtube but as seen above, it doesn't help) When I right-click on a facebook video after clicking play, all I get is this. And disabling flash hardware acceleration doesn't seem to work. Try disabling Flash Hardware Acceleration. Hopefully, one of the results will contain the fix.ĮDIT: Just thought of something. You'll only get results which comprise of other users with the same problem and only on facebook. So in this particular case, copy/paste the following string in the bold font into Google's search field: site: the video you requested could not be loaded I took a brief look myself and there are quite a few users with the same problem, but some of them can see the video in https while others can't. What I suggest you do here is to open Google and then use the site parameter to isolate the problem on facebook.

I just reported the problem to them as you said and also posted on their community help forums. So if it works when you turn that off but not when it is on then there really is nothing you can do but see if Facebook can fix it on their end, which most likely wont get you very far (based on my own experience with Facebook support). Something's may not work on the secured connection system that Facebook offers.