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That's a good comment in general, leave it up so users can learn about it, but not applicable to my situation unfortunately. I had installed all proprietary codecs and drivers, and could verify within the browser that decoding was indeed using the correct format and hardware. It just dropped lots of frames, which the same hardware doesn't on Windows.
In that case, Iโm sorry you had such a struggle to use Linux with your hardware configuration ๐. I hope that you will have more luck the next time you try it ๐.