well you never know with wonderful old Ubuntu
everything going swimmingly then out of nowhere Opera stops playing videos on YT
no idea why
what could stop that from happening/?
well you never know with wonderful old Ubuntu
everything going swimmingly then out of nowhere Opera stops playing videos on YT
no idea why
what could stop that from happening/?
Linux is Latin for off-the-beaten-track
what I like MOST about our Ubuntu ... The Community ie 50 brains are better than one
Playing with Slackware too now ...
ShanArt
right click the video, find flash settings, try enable/disable hardware acceleration. Might have to restart browser for settings to take affect.
Thanx for this but is this advice for Opera? Nothing of the sort there that i can see
No mention of flash settings anywhere i have looked
Puzzling. Worked fine until yesterday. I have chrome and firefox too. both ok
But i want my Opera back as i prefer it
Any further advice?
ok went to .opera folder in home folder and removed cache and application_cache and restarted and it worked first time
will mark as solved but none the wiser
Anyway will see if has cured it when i reboot next ...
I think it must have been updated behind the scenes and not properly reconnected it looks different now
Might be of use to other Opera users unless i am the only one
Last edited by shantiq; December 23rd, 2011 at 07:45 PM.
Linux is Latin for off-the-beaten-track
what I like MOST about our Ubuntu ... The Community ie 50 brains are better than one
Playing with Slackware too now ...
ShanArt
Sorry my post was a little cryptic. I was sleep deprived, and was browsing the forums from my phone waiting for my eyes to close and thought i could help.
When you "right click" there should have been a "settings, global settings, and about flash player" options at the bottom of your right click menu. (You have to right click on the video it self) If you click on settings, this will bring up your flash player settings. In the settings menu there should be an option to enable hardware acceleration. I've had problems with this in the past, and having it enabled or disabled has solved the problem. I think it depends on your video card drivers.
I think you can get to these settings also in firefox, and it should affect flash universally (not browser dependent, but i could be wrong).
Anyways, i'm glad you got your problem fixed. A restart is always my first thing i try and usually fixes the ghosts living in my computer. I just figured i'd just clarify what i meant in case it could help in the future.
thanx got you now
right-click on vid when already playing and pick settings will bring up flash options
but in any case vid would not even start but as you say might help someone else sometime
Linux is Latin for off-the-beaten-track
what I like MOST about our Ubuntu ... The Community ie 50 brains are better than one
Playing with Slackware too now ...
ShanArt
Bookmarks