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Hi, i have a packerd bell laptop (celeron + 512 ram + Ati x200) with fluxbox+chromium, and in any webpage with flash when i turned to fullscreen de motion' s speed&quality turned so pooor...
Somebody knows what can i do?
In my Xorg.conf:
Load "extmod"
Load "record"
# Load "dri2"
Load "glx"
Load "drm"
Load "dri"
Load "dbe"
Load "synaptics"
Driver "radeon"
VendorName "ATI Technologies Inc"
BoardName "RC410 [Radeon Xpress 200M]"
BusID "PCI:1:5:0"
Option "AccelMethod" "EXA"
Option "RenderAccel" "on"
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Flash on linux sucks. Fullscreen flash sucks even more. Doubly so on a weak cpu and graphics.
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Flash on linux sucks. Fullscreen flash sucks even more. Doubly so on a weak cpu and graphics.
A better way to say this is: if you want to use flash, you will need a laptop with a faster cpu, gpu, and more ram... Going lighter on software is not going to help.
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Yep, flash sucks - but there i use a dirty workaround:
The flash video files are stored in /tmp, so i have a little skript that opens all flash videos in vlc:
#!/bin/bash
find /tmp/ -iname "Flash*" | while read file_name
do
vlc $file_name
done
now go to youtube, start a video and pause it, call this little script and watch the video full-screen in vlc.
crabman
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Yep, flash sucks - but there i use a dirty workaround:
The flash video files are stored in /tmp, so i have a little skript that opens all flash videos in vlc:#!/bin/bash find /tmp/ -iname "Flash*" | while read file_name do vlc $file_name done
now go to youtube, start a video and pause it, call this little script and watch the video full-screen in vlc.
crabman
Basically, download the movie and watch it from your hard drive - I'm not sure you will be able to watch smooth HD mp4s with your gear, but your can try.
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Yep, flash sucks - but there i use a dirty workaround:
The flash video files are stored in /tmp, so i have a little skript that opens all flash videos in vlc:#!/bin/bash find /tmp/ -iname "Flash*" | while read file_name do vlc $file_name done
now go to youtube, start a video and pause it, call this little script and watch the video full-screen in vlc.
crabman
This stuff would be cool to implement on some flashblocker, so once you click to load flash, the player opens up and reads the buffered file.
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The flash video files are stored in /tmp, so i have a little skript that opens all flash videos in vlc
Your script has worked for me since few days, but since yesterday, it doesn't work : in /tmp there is no Flash* file when I'm playing a video on youtube by example.
Any ideas?
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Can't find it again at the moment, but I am pretty sure someone mentioned in another thread that the folder for temporary files got moved from /tmp to somewhere in your Firefox profile with the latest release.
p.s.: it's in ~/.mozilla/<profile>/Cache
Last edited by hokasch (2010-09-17 09:19:17)
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Hm, yes your are right (For me it's /tmp/Cache), but now the name of the Flash file isn't FlashXXXXX, it's a random name.
Hm..
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I have two solution you should try: 1)have a look at archwiky ATI page and follow step by step the instruction to enable KMS (early start); you should edit your xorg.conf as follows:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Radeon X1300"
Driver "radeon"
Option "ColorTiling" "on"
Option "DRI" "on"
Option "DynamicPM" "on" # Dynamic powersaving.
Option "ClockGating" "on" # Assisting option for powersaving.
Option "AccelMethod" "EXA" # EXA should fit most cases.
Option "EXAVSync" "on" # EXAVSync is explained above.
Option "DMAForXv" "on" # Forced option in order to enable Xv overlay.
Option "ScalerWidth" "2048" # That should fix some very rare bugs.
Option "EnablePageFlip" "on" # It will not be enabled on R5xx cards.
Option "RenderAccel" "on" # Optional. It should be enabled by default.
Option "AccelDFS" "on" #Optional. See the man page.
EndSection
2)open a video in youtube; go to fullscreen; mouse right click -->settings; disable hardware acceleration.
The first option is preferable, the second is much easier. They both worked for me, I hope one of the two will work for you too. Cheers
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