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• warfangle 17y ago
  Guy says the choppy flash is due to "not having hardware acceleration for flash," which is flat out wrong. Choppy flash video is well known to anyone who's tried to watch Hulu on a Linux machine that isn't, say, a quad cpu dual core 4ghz with 16gb of ram. (and even then, it only hits about 22 fps) </slight exaggeration>
  • tvon 17y ago
    I've heard the "no Flash hardware acceleration under Linux" repeated a lot but can't find any concrete info.. could you elaborate?
    • wmf 17y ago
      http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2010/01/welcome_to_the_thicket.html http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2010/01/welcome_to_the_th... http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2010/01/solving_different_problems.html http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2010/01/solving_different...
  • raganwald 17y ago
    A thread around here recently said that to get HW acceleration for Flash, you either need to talk Adobe in to writing it for you, or you need to pony up $$$ for their SDK and do it yourself. Except, the SDK is two major versions old, v.7 instead of v.9. So for many platforms, you're SOL for hardware acceleration. Do I have it completely wrong?