My recommended method for installing UbuntuStudio.
Yes, I use 64-bit.
Works just fine for my system.
Google Chrome 4.0.249.43
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Last night's update (Chromium 4.0.304.0) seems to have solved the issue for me. I now have HTML5 video. A few bugs to note:
- The time code and navigation bar aren't correct.
- No full screen support. (this may be a "feature")
- I notice that when I move my mouse across the video it skips slightly. This may be an issue with my video card.
My recommended method for installing UbuntuStudio.
Yes, I use 64-bit.
My recommended method for installing UbuntuStudio.
Yes, I use 64-bit.
Ah, KPackageKit was making it impossible so I just did an install via konsole/terminal.
The video quality is worse than "480p" flash, but on my system it uses about 15% less cpu utilization. You also lose fullscreen capability and the option to choose various other video settings. All in all, not very enticing unless you're having some serious issues with flash.
My recommended method for installing UbuntuStudio.
Yes, I use 64-bit.
I installed this library, and it automatically uninstalled the free version. Now, with Chromium, I can view some videos on youtube but others simply do not play as I keep getting a busy animated HTML5 icon. So, does this mean not all videos are available in this format, or do I have a problem?
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