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Add .opus to audio source extension detection #1854
Description
Current Behavior:
If a source file has the .opus extension, it cannot be identified as an audio file.
If a HEAD request to the server returns audio/ogg, the file can be played back as audio as a fallback; however, if the implementation incorrectly returns audio/opus, an error will occur.
Expected Behavior:
If the URL has the .opus extension, it should be identified as audio.
Steps To Reproduce:
- Specify a URL with the
.opusextension in Vidstack's src
repro: https://codeberg.org/reasonset-tiny/repro-vidstack-opus-extension-issue
Environment:
- Framework: Vanilla
- Meta Framework: None
- Node: None
- Device: Vivaldi, Librewolf, Cromite, Waterfox
- OS: Linux, ColorOS16
Activity
reasonset commentedon Aug 23, 2026
I also noticed a related issue while testing this:
.oggis currently included inVIDEO_EXTENSIONS, so Ogg Vorbis files with the conventional.oggextension are detected as video sources..ogvshould be video, while.oggis conventionally used for Ogg Vorbis audio (and.ogafor generic Ogg audio).This probably belongs to the same extension detection table, but I can open a separate issue if preferred.
mihar-22 commentedon Oct 6, 2026
Fixed by #1865, which ships in the final 1.x release: URLs ending in
.opusare now detected as audio, so Vidstack no longer needs the HEAD request to identify them. Thanks for the report and the repro!