Hi all,
so as someone coming from Win7 having just decided Ubuntu 10.10 is to be my new
choice as a primary OS, I have been doing what I always do to any OS I
use...customizing to perfection or close lol.
In any case up until a few days ago I had spent a great deal of time
researching how to
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@chocolateboy, why did you delete the bug description?? That took a lot
of time to research and write up, and your reversion of it is not
appreciated.
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This bug has been present on my Karmic amd_64 setup from the start. It
seems to affect most NYTimes videos, though most YouTube videos come out
clean.
I have tried all of the above fixes without success. I like some of the
features of Compiz (e.g., Place Windows), and since disablng it does not
I started having this problem on upgrade to Lucid with NVIDIA hardware.
The OverrideGPUValidation fix doesn't do anything for me. The
up_threshold trick described in Bug #367739 seems to be working, though.
If I understand correctly, this is just a workaround: it makes sure the
CPU can pick up the
This bug is still present.
In Ubuntu 9.04, the OverrideGPUValidation trick worked for me, and
Youtube/iplayer started playing even 1080p videos full speed in
fullscreen mode, and other websites were noticeably faster. Before the
fix, even 360p videos were very choppy on laptop (M1710 with
I have the exact same issue as Dan Gilliam, videos get choppy when i
move the mouse in Fullscreen, Changing the frequency to performance
does help but does not correct the issue (video gets less choppy when
mouse moves, but its still choppy)
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Why was this marked as fix committed? I am still having the problem and
the upstream bugs have not been fixed.
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-1692
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-83
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-1660
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-2279
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Also, http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-2043
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Thought I'd add in an observation: With Karmic, if I play a flash video
in fullscreen, it starts off playing just fine (e.g., youtube).
BUT...if I move the mouse, that's when it gets choppy. If I stop moving
the mouse, it will usually resume playing properly. If I move the mouse
and stop a few
Still here for me too in Karmic. I've got the intel 955 chipset. I was
running fedora for a while, which didn't seem to suffer from this
problem. Laptop is a toshiba M55.
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I don't see how its gone on karmic.
I have the issue w/ ATI (FireGL card) on my T42p laptop. plays fine in
100% size, but when expanded to full screen, it goes all choppy. and
the overridegpu doesn't help.
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With the changes that have gone into Karmic, I believe this issue is
long gone (I agree it's probably a dupe of 314928).
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@exploder91
This is a dupe from bug #314928 , however i would need the output from
cat /proc/mtrr to confirm that.
Thanks in advance
PD: Please note that the solution to this problem is composed by a
kernel update and a xorg update, more details at the linked bug
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I can confirm this with an nVidia GeForce 6800 and that flashplugin-
nonfree has been extremelly choppy in fullscreen mode since Flash was
available in Ubuntu.
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For me it seems to be more of a processor issue. I have posted a fix here.
http://allredb.wordpress.com/2009/05/07/speed-up-flash-and-firefox-in-ubuntu-jaunty-904/
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Thanks chocolateboy. That completely fixed it for me. Funny thing is I
already had that on my panel so it should have been obvious. I just had
to do a dpkg-reconfigure to be able to change the governor. Works
flawlessly now.
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I have been having this same issue with Jaunty 64-bit and a geforce 8600
gt. Flash gets really choppy in fullscreen and in some cases even
without going to fullscreen. Switching to metacity makes no difference.
The OverrideGPUValidation=true fix seems to have worked somewhat, but
it can still
@Chad: try installing the CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor applet and
setting the governor to performance (rather than ondemand).
See here for more information:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/367739
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I would just like to echo the sentiments here: this is a serious problem
and ubuntu's silence and lack of movement on this is disturbing.
I have tried all the possible fixes listed everywhere on the internet,
compiz on/off, all the available nvidia drivers, past versions of flash,
etc. After
Also affects me on an ATI X700, 9.04, compiz activated.
The OverrideGPUValidation... did not solve the problem.
CPU' load is about 70% in normal youtube videos and above 100% (means
slightly choppy video playback) during full screen flash video playback.
This has to be solved, should be seen as
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Conn wrote on 2009-03-25: (permalink)
You need to create the directory and file manually, e.g.:
$ sudo mkdir /etc/adobe
$ echo OverrideGPUValidation=true ~/mms.cfg
$ sudo mv ~/mms.cfg /etc/adobe/
For Flash 10 in Intrepid this worked very well for my Intel 855GM graphics, but
it causes
This solution worked for me! :)
sudo mkdir /etc/adobe
echo OverrideGPUValidation=true ~/mms.cfg
sudo mv ~/mms.cfg /etc/adobe/
But the rendering is not as smooth as I'd expected.
Patch it with an update, guys.
Thanks.
Tested on Firefox and Opera with flash 10 on Jaunty 9.4
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Upgrade Jaunty to the latest kernel 2.6.30rc3. Adobe flash work much
better.
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I am running Jaunty official release I had the same problem and I
confirm that
sudo mkdir /etc/adobe
echo OverrideGPUValidation=true ~/mms.cfg
sudo mv ~/mms.cfg /etc/adobe/
Fixed the problem
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By the way compiz was never running and I still had the problem.
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This maybe a dupe of bug 314928.
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Similar but not a dupe. The original issue is that Flash is not working
with the NVIDIA chipset. Everytime someone reports this issue, it is
high-jacked by Intel Mobility Chipset people. This is not an issue with
Intel Chipsets, it is an issue with the NVIDIA chipsets.
Granted, it may be
i don't think it's related to any chipset - ppl with all kinds of
chipsets face this problem, and i have tried virtually every intel tweak
i could find and none worked. this is what solved the problem for me:
sudo mkdir /etc/adobe
echo OverrideGPUValidation=true ~/mms.cfg
sudo mv ~/mms.cfg
Myself and numerous others have a found a solution to this (at least for
Intel chipsets). Check out the bug report filed at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-
intel/+bug/314928.
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Just updated from 8.10 Intrepid to 9.04 RC Jaunty and I'm now getting
the laggy fullscreen flash problem. On the upside, I am getting sound
now! Interesting pay off. Haven't tried UXA or other fixes yet.
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I have a Dell Inspiron 1525, and after upgrading from 8.10 to the 9.04
RC I found fullscreen flash unusable (because of choppiness).
Enabling UXA fixed this for me, but it took a long time for me to find
the solution.
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I am able to reproduce the problem in 9.04 UNR with GNASH as well.
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I have the exact same problem with the Adobe Flash plugin in Jaunty
beta, both on a 32bit ATI-based laptop (radeon-driver) and a 64bit
machine with nVidia proprietary driver. It's slower than ever in
fullscreen .. Too bad this ugly problem reared its head so close to
release .. :(
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hi, i got it solved thanks to very smart people!!! fullscreen flash no problem
anymore, here the links:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/314928
and here psyke83 explains it again:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1120129page=3
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I have this same problem in Ubuntu 8.10. I have the latest version of
Flash and the nVidia driver installed, and I have an nVidia 8600GT card.
I'm not using Compiz. Full screen videos from YouTube, Hulu, and South
Park are all jerky. The above workaround for trying to force hardware
That makes it sound like a caching problem, no?
On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 3:40 AM, Gannin digitalto...@gmail.com wrote:
I have this same problem in Ubuntu 8.10. I have the latest version of
Flash and the nVidia driver installed, and I have an nVidia 8600GT card.
I'm not using Compiz. Full
As an update to my earlier post, I enabled the UXA and it helped
enormously with playback for most video streaming websites other than
Megavideo. I'm wondering if perhaps the version of video Megavideo uses
is older than that of other sites so that's the reason for sloppy
playback...
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Definately not a flash issue. I just ran Hulu.com at fullscreen from
within Epiphany and had no playback problems. Everything ran as it
should.
So my guess is that this is an issue with Firefox.
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after today's updates which also shipped an adobe-flashplugin-nonfree-
pkg update, things run somewhat better. now there are some choppy
moments in the beginning of the playback and afterwards all 5 seconds
the video-playback stucks a bit... i can not imagine how it could be
firefox-related... my
Funny I tryed running in Epiphany and had the same playback problem(choppy
fullscreen)
On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 8:48 AM, DarKnyht darkn...@gmail.com wrote:
Definately not a flash issue. I just ran Hulu.com at fullscreen from
within Epiphany and had no playback problems. Everything ran as it
This is everything I did this morning.
First I removed all synaptics installed Flash packages (flashplugin-
nonfree, flash installer, flash sound extras) and the ubuntu restricted
extras.
Second, downloaded a fresh copy of Flash from adobe (.deb package)
Third, followed the instructions here
For example in Mandriva problem doesn't exists.
Canonical has to do something!
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oh, i forgot to mention, that turning off composite in kwin (kubuntu) has no
effect at all.
others mentioned that on ubuntu, turning off compiz, makes no difference, too.
i guess we will have to see were the real problem is...
yeah and: you can watch all flash movies without problems , as long
confirming, since upgrade to kubuntu jaunty alpha 32bit on 7th of april 2009,
flash playback on fullscreen is choppy / laggy / jerky.
intel 915GM
this is new.
i tried upgrading to adobes newest release, no avail.
tried older 10 versions of adobe, no avail.
tried free alternative gnash and all its
UXA accel option mentioned above works fine on my chipset i915gm, bUT
unfortunately does not improve flash-playb...@fullscreen a bit. it is really
bad, now i cannot watch the news in fullscreen.. is there a reason for this new
behaviour?
is this a flash-bug?
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tryed reinstalling metacity as mentioned in anothr post...no dice!
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I will try what was suggest above, but I have been having this issue
since 9.04 Alpha 5 (that is when I switched). I guess I need to just
bite the bullet and turn Metacity Compositing off that is the source of
the issue.
I think the bigger issue is that it doesn't matter if we can tweak under
That's right. Final version is coming, and we have very depressing bug.
Linux - you can't even watch Youtube
I'm on beta and it's really annoyng bug.
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i seem to have been able to possibly solved this through some changes in
my xorg.conf file and compizconfig settings manager; see ubuntuforum
post (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7038449).
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same thing here! Dvd playback is fine and dandy but flash video is choppy and
laggy.
not running compiz on a onboard intell video card set to max for memory
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I should have added default sized playback is also fine
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I am experiencing Flash problems using AMD 64 and nVidia graphic chip.
Only the playback issues also exist with non-full screen apps. Like
others have said, recent updates seem to have improved the situation but
some sites (picknik.com, hulu.com) still act strange.
I am not running Compiz, but I
I get exactly the same issue with a intel GMA 4500MHD chipset. I think
this is a very important issue wich should be fixed before realesing
Jaunty.
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This is the on board Intel graphics I am using.
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82G33/G31 Express
Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 10)
I have Compiz turned off. The problem also effects DVD playback as well.
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The root cause of this problem is that Linux has a broken video
architecture (its being worked on for fixing). Its not really the fault
of compiz, its symptomatic of compiz like functions not the cause.
Fixing it requires video architecture changes and corresponding video
driver changes that have
I hope your suspicions are wrong because flash videos pretty much
cripples Firefox in this release. You are absolutely right about OpenGL
acceleration being flaky, even playing a DVD movie is somewhat difficult
at this time. Honestly, Jaunty has the potential to be the best release
to date if it
I tried installing the flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound package hoping to
see some improvement, unfortunately there was no noticeable change.
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I also have the same issue I am running Ubuntu 9.04 ALpha 6 03/24/09 and
my full screen video is choppy.
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I thought I should mention that I have desktop effects turned off and I
have Intel on board graphics. Full screen flash worked fine in Hardy and
Intrepid. Just trying to provide complete information.
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Flash videos are choppy for me too utisn 32 bit jaunty. Flash videos
ran flawlessly in Intrepid.
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Having precisely the same issue, Dell Inspiron 1300 - Flash nonfree
plugin, have tried repo version and adobe versions. Have tried with both
Firefox, Opera 10 Alpha and Epiphany with the same results.
As with the other users, I didn't have any issue with Hardy with Compiz
turned on or off. I am
I can very much confirm this bug.
I'm using a fully updated Jaunty and have an Intel Integrated Graphics
Chipset on my machine I'm testing on.
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Does the OverrideGPUValidation=true setting help?
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I looked at the post. The hidden Adobe folder in Home is just a bunch of
empty folders. There is nothing in /etc either.
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You need to create the directory and file manually, e.g.:
$ sudo mkdir /etc/adobe
$ echo OverrideGPUValidation=true ~/mms.cfg
$ sudo mv ~/mms.cfg /etc/adobe/
For Flash 10 in Intrepid this worked very well for my Intel 855GM
graphics, but it causes fullscreen crashes in Jaunty (probably due to
I followed your instructions and the problem is resolved! Is there a way
to make this a fix for Jaunty?
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I spoke too soon, it works for youtube videos but the problem is still
present in Fancast. In Fancast it even locks up Firefox.
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My suspicion is that it's not going to be fixed in Jaunty, as it's far
too dangerous to force GPU acceleration of the Flash plugin on all
systems. Most open-source drivers have flaky OpenGL acceleration at the
moment.
Read the original post I linked, and this page as well:
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