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More info is needed, but, this may be the video type is not support in that browser without a plugin or feature enablement.
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I have no idea what else you would need. &nbsp;I think I'll just close the question and assume that there is something about Google's Chrome that is not allowing the video to play.
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You should share such a link instead of closing. Any example would do.
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I don't know what you mean by sharing a link. &nbsp;I could provide the link but I thought that was not permissible. &nbsp;I do think the link is public though.
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Is there any publicly available video that you cannot play in chrome? Please share it, so I can have a look at it.
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Here is a link that would play on Edge but would not play on Chrome. <br />
<a href="http://https://archive.org/details/WildlifeSampleVideo" rel="ugc"></a>
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Where? Did you forget to paste it?
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This is the example video. &nbsp;My apologies if I did not include it previously. <br />
<a href="http://https://archive.org/details/WildlifeSampleVideo" rel="ugc">https://archive.org/detail<wbr />s/Wildlife<wbr />SampleVide<wbr />o</a>
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Did you solve it? Please share what you found out.
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Not entirely. &nbsp;I just gave up. &nbsp;It works in Edge so that's what we're doing. &nbsp;There is not enough time in the day to work thru all of the issues that can come up....most of us just want to get on with our work.
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Windows 10 Home with GMAIL as the email engine. &nbsp;Cannot open a link in the email. &nbsp;This appears to be related to links that are video. &nbsp;For example, here is a partial link since I don't think you want the entire URL listed. &nbsp;<a href="http://player.vimeo.com/video/" rel="ugc">http://player.vimeo.com/video/</a>..... &nbsp;It isn't just this link. &nbsp;Other video links do not open either. What I don't understand is why this link will open in other similar configured systems. &nbsp;I don't think this is related to a driver since we can play video when downloaded.
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Windows 10 Home with GMAIL as the email engine.  Cannot open a link in the email.  This appears to be related to links that are video.  For example, here is a partial link since I don't think you want the entire URL listed.  http://player.vimeo.com/video/.....  It isn't just this link.  Other video links do not open either. What I don't understand is why this link will open in other similar configured systems.  I don't think this is related to a driver since we can play video when downloaded.

Cannot play video link inside a GMAIL note.  I have since narrowed this down to the Chrome Browser.  The video works OK in Edge.

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