After recent update, red youtube videos?

[johntaylor1887]

I'm glad I havn't updated in a while. I won't be updating either, until this is fixed. Has anyone reported this bug?

[komputes]

Would those experiencing this problems please post if:
-It affects Firefox, Chromium or both
-The name of the flash package installed (and source if not from repos) - if no package, state manual install (flashplugin.so)
-Your settings in gstreamer-properties (Video > Default Output)
-Your video card make/model/PCI ID*/driver*

*PCI ID and driver can be obtained in the output of the following command:

lspci | grep -i VGA | awk '{print "sudo lspci -knn -s "$1}' | bash

[knappster]

for a temporary solution, just turn off and delete the cookies for youtube. you cant be signed in to your youtube account however. but deleting the cookies for youtube will work.

ok it was working lol. now it doesnt play at all. are cookies needed to play youtube videos? yeah im a noob

[nslegacy163]

I'm glad I havn't updated in a while. I won't be updating either, until this is fixed. Has anyone reported this bug?

Where shall we all report this bug to? Youtube and/or Adobe?

[nslegacy163]

Would those experiencing this problems please post if:
-It affects Firefox, Chromium or both
-The name of the flash package installed (and source if not from repos) - if no package, state manual install (flashplugin.so)
-Your settings in gstreamer-properties (Video > Default Output)
-Your video card make/model/PCI ID*/driver*

*PCI ID and driver can be obtained in the output of the following command:

lspci | grep -i VGA | awk '{print "sudo lspci -knn -s "$1}' | bash

Hi,

Yes it is on both Chromium (and Chrome, I have both) and Firefox.
My flash is from the repos/built into Chrome
My output for the above code is:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc R430 [Radeon X800 XL] (PCIe) [1002:554d]
Subsystem: ATI Technologies Inc Device [1002:0302]
Kernel driver in use: radeon
Kernel modules: radeon

Also, there is no red filter on embedded youtube videos.
Thanks!

[Freezer52000]

Would those experiencing this problems please post if:
-It affects Firefox, Chromium or both
-The name of the flash package installed (and source if not from repos) - if no package, state manual install (flashplugin.so)
-Your settings in gstreamer-properties (Video > Default Output)
-Your video card make/model/PCI ID*/driver*

*PCI ID and driver can be obtained in the output of the following command:

lspci | grep -i VGA | awk '{print "sudo lspci -knn -s "$1}' | bash

- Affects both Chrome and Firefox
- Chrome: built-in flash 10.2.154; Firefox: libflashplayer.so 10.2 r152
- gstreamer default output: v4l2
- video card: Intel Corporation 82G33/G31 Express Integrated Graphics Controller [8086:29c2] (rev 10)
- Kernel driver in use: i915

[Neosano]

WORKAROUND:
those red videos usually have "Pop out" button right to the quality change drop down. Popped out video is normal.

[iuno]

WORKAROUND:
those red videos usually have "Pop out" button right to the quality change drop down. Popped out video is normal.

yeah, that works...

[Ralph_de_Rijke]

Would those experiencing this problems please post if:
-It affects Firefox, Chromium or both
-The name of the flash package installed (and source if not from repos) - if no package, state manual install (flashplugin.so)
-Your settings in gstreamer-properties (Video > Default Output)
-Your video card make/model/PCI ID*/driver*

*PCI ID and driver can be obtained in the output of the following command:

lspci | grep -i VGA | awk '{print "sudo lspci -knn -s "$1}' | bash

Yep, same problem here since yesterday's automatic software upgrade. Red cast (and sometimes two sets of images at different sizes) in embedded YouTube videos. Pop-out and non-YT Flash content works correctly, as described. In my case:
- Firefox 3.16.14, Chrome 9.0.597.107
- Flashplugin (using the Flash-Aid extension in Firefox)
- gstréamer-properties: Default Output = autodetect
- Intel Corp Mobile / 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML / 8086:27a2 [rev 03] / i915

You'd think developers would check FB first thing...

[t2491tom]

I reported the problem to youtube. The latest versions of VLC allow you to play youtube by simply adding the video URL.