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I need to install a video accelerator on Ubuntu 12.04. The ONLY problem I'm having is that every time I install it, my dual monitors don't working anymore.
I would just leave it alone and not install it, but I can't play videos from the default player and I can't upload videos to Youtube. My computer already supports OpenGL and everything.
I'm using Ubuntu 12.04. I have tried the NVIDIA accelerator graphics driver (version current)[Recommended] and the NVIDIA accelerator graphics driver (post-release updates)[version current-updates] I'm not sure what video I'm using. Can you tell me how to find that out?
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