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273 05-29-2012 04:56 AM

So, has anyone else see this go away or is it just me?
I'd be interested to know who "fixed" it.

John VV 05-29-2012 04:29 PM

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I'd be interested to know who "fixed" it.
what do you mean by that ?

there is a patch on the nv news site

273 05-29-2012 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by John VV (Post 4690633)
what do you mean by that ?

there is a patch on the nv news site

I mean that the last NVIDIA update I got was about 22nd of this month and I don't recall a vdpau patch. I only noticed the problem had gone a couple of days ago. It could well be that update fixed it but I missed it so didn't read any changelogs.
The last I read was somebody at NVIDIA had created a patch but that doesn't mean it made it into the update.
If it was NVIDIA well done them.

aurora72 05-30-2012 04:25 PM

Wow, a lot of discussion has taken place.

Upon those, I have to add this : The same problem (pale colors) had not happen on the same Laptop with Linux / Ubuntu 12.04 64bits: While using Ubuntu 12.04 and watching many UTube (flash) videos, I cannot remember a single video with that pale color problem.

So, as John VV stated, it might have something to do with .run installation, namely the NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-295.53.run which was the file I used for installation.

anyway after all and I've disabled the HW acceleration in Flash settings it's become ok. I have tested it in 720p Flash videos and it plays fine.

But... the basic reason I always want Flash is not actually watching videos, as there are already html5 videos. But it's the ability of watching embedded videos, particularly the ones in Facebook. Has anyone noticed that, when one computer does not have Flash, it cannot show embedded videos in Facebook.


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