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For several weeks now (and beginning with flash 10.2, I think), I started getting this weird flash artifacting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1kEs2vKhbk
It only happens on my Arch/XFCE box. I have a different box with an Arch/Gnome install, and I never get it there. I have no idea if it's an XFCE issue (I've upgraded XFCE since it started--no change), or an Arch issue, or a video card issue...
I think if I downgrade to flash 10.1, I never see it...
Any thoughts? It's annoying as hell, and the only way to remove it is to reboot.
[edit] It get's even weirder. If I minimize the browser, I can see some of the video still playing on the desktop: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4d8wsWFKDE
[2nd edit] Just confirmed that downgrading to flash 10.1 eliminates the problem...
Last edited by wilberfan (2011-02-15 00:16:01)
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Did you try disabling the new hardware acceleration?
Right click the video, Settings... Display tab, uncheck "Enable hardware acceleration"
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Did you try disabling the new hardware acceleration?
Right click the video, Settings... Display tab, uncheck "Enable hardware acceleration"
Brilliant!! I had not idea it was enabled by default... As soon as I unchecked it (and rebooted), everything was fine.
Any idea why hardware acceleration doesn't work? Or is that a complicated video card/driver/hardware/could-be-a-lot-of-things issue?
Hey, be nice...I'm new at this!
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