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On 11/23/09 21:38, Jim Henderson wrote:
>>>> http://www.xkcd.com/619/
>>> Full-screen flash video support has been around for a while.
>> Not really on Linux. It eats up the CPU, and doesn't seem to
> utilize
>> many capabilities of the graphics card - which the Windows plugins do.
>
> I use it quite frequently, and while it does suck CPU, it does run full
> screen, which is what the claim there was....
>
> "Works for me"....
Ah. You have a fast CPU.
It's like saying "X works", when you don't have 3-D working. A major
"feature" of the plugin fails to work. From my perspective, that means
it *doesn't* work.
Anyway, on many computers, including mine, playing HD videos full
screen on Flash gets jerky. CPU can't handle it, and the CPU isn't
supposed to handle it - the video card is.
--
"Graphic Artist seeks Boss with vision impairment."
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