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#1 2010-07-29 12:15:12

H20
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Flash is not working smoothly, skips

hi i have problem with flash player in Opera, firefox, all of flash video like Youtube.com etc, skips, not work smoothly. i try install a few version of Flash player plugin and the effect is the same. I think the problem lies with the system. I do not know what could be the reason. if anyone has any ideas?
thanks

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#2 2010-07-29 12:18:54

archman-cro
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Re: Flash is not working smoothly, skips

Mine skips only when trying to watch HD. Yours? Further info would be cool.

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#3 2010-07-29 12:28:08

karol
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Re: Flash is not working smoothly, skips

archman-cro wrote:

Mine skips only when trying to watch HD. Yours? Further info would be cool.

+1
Flash generally doesn't work very well in Linux. I try to download the movie and watch the flv / mp4 file from my HDD instead of streaming.

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#4 2010-07-29 14:05:19

H20
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Re: Flash is not working smoothly, skips

hmmm
when i loggin on root account - KDE session, and open Firefox or opera, all video work fine, so now i think problem is on my standard user account, some problem with configuration, or some programs.... i think maybe possible delete, some folder or file wher KDE keep all KDE setting ?? and next when i loggin to KDE session, kde just load default setting, and maybe fine ??

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#5 2010-07-29 14:09:39

karol
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Re: Flash is not working smoothly, skips

H20 wrote:

hmmm
when i loggin on root account - KDE session, and open Firefox or opera, all video work fine, so now i think problem is on my standard user account, some problem with configuration, or some programs.... i think maybe possible delete, some folder or file wher KDE keep all KDE setting ?? and next when i loggin to KDE session, kde just load default setting, and maybe fine ??

I don't think it makes a difference whether you log in as root or as a user. Your internet connection and whether you're taxing your cpu can make a difference though.

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