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"Sadly, we are unable to get Seriously.js to work on your computer. Sometimes WebGL gets a bit weird with certain graphics hardware and drivers. Please have a l

"Sadly, we are unable to get Seriously.js to work on your computer. Sometimes WebGL gets a bit weird with certain graphics hardware and drivers. Please have a look here for more information."

fierycatnet 13y ago
Same here. Could it be because I am running Linux?
- matchu 13y ago
  I got it working in Linux on Firefox. Chrome didn't work, though.
- WatchDog 13y ago
  Working on Ubuntu 12.04 Firefox 21 and Chrome 27, AMD drivers.
- aceperry 13y ago
  Works for me on Ubuntu 13.04, Chrome 28(beta), Firefox 21, using Nvidia drivers.
- thefreeman 13y ago
  you just need to enable it. it is disabled by default for most Linux OS / video card combos
Flimm 13y ago
It failed here, but without an error message. I can only see the first frame.
mindcrime 13y ago
"Sadly, we are unable to get Seriously.js to work on your computer. Sometimes WebGL gets a bit weird with certain graphics hardware and drivers. Please have a look here for more information." Yeah, same here, running Ubuntu on a Dell Precision laptop. Guess WebGL doesn't like my setup.
- dualogy 13y ago
  I coded WebGL a little over a year ago on a Precision "laptop" under Suse Linux. What I needed: (A) up-to-date Nvidia proprietary drivers (B) "de-blacklist myself" somewhere deep in the browser's hidden WebGL config page (I think it was about:gpu or some such back then in Chromium, but I'm not really up to date).
  - brianchirls 13y ago
    Yeah, I run Chrome on Ubuntu on a pretty powerful Lenovo T-something with an NVIDIA whatever optimus pain in the neck. The only way I can get it to work is to add --ignore-gpu-blacklist to the Chrome command line. Check: /usr/share/applications/google-chrome.desktop (or something like that) You should see some lines that start with "Exec" where you can add that parameter to the end.
  - sanarothe 13y ago
    chrome://flags override software rendering list
- j-m-o 13y ago
  Works great for me, using Chrome on Ubuntu 12.04 on a Dell Inspiron 15R (Radeon 7700M) with the latest fglrx drivers.
- ilamparithi 13y ago
  Same message here (Ubuntu, Dell, Chrome). But it worked on Firefox.
mncolinlee 13y ago
I had the same message in Firefox on Windows, but it worked fine in Google Chrome.
FireBeyond 13y ago
Apparently with my Retina MacBook Pro with 10.8.4 and Safari 6.0.5, I "need to upgrade my video drivers", according to the site...
- pistacchioso 13y ago
  I can confirm this. On Chrome, though (same machine and same webkit, I guess) it runs smoothly.
- simonster 13y ago
  Sadly, Safari still doesn't support WebGL by default, although you can enable the Develop menu in the prefs, and then enable it in the Develop menu.
  - gilgoomesh 13y ago
    Even if you do: it runs super slow on my Mac Pro.
Fomite 13y ago
Mac Pro running Mountain Lion with an ATI 5870 graphics card. Color me not terribly impressed.
melvinmt 13y ago
Got the same thing for in Chrome. Did work for me in Firefox though.
6ren 13y ago
Could someone upload a video of the result? not the finished OKGO music video please :)
rexreed 13y ago
Same here - FF 22.0 on Windows XP
mkolodny 13y ago
I had the same deal with Chrome on my OSX Mountain Lion. Here's what fixed it for me: 1. Visiting chrome://flags 2. Scrolling down to Disable WebGL, hitting "Enable", and then "Relaunch now" 3. Repeating steps 1 and 2, but hitting "Disable" rather than "Enable".

"Sadly, we are unable to get Seriously.js to work on your computer. Sometimes WebGL gets a bit weird with certain graphics hardware and drivers. Please have a look here for more information."

fierycatnet 13y ago

Same here. Could it be because I am running Linux?

matchu 13y ago
I got it working in Linux on Firefox. Chrome didn't work, though.
WatchDog 13y ago
Working on Ubuntu 12.04 Firefox 21 and Chrome 27, AMD drivers.
aceperry 13y ago
Works for me on Ubuntu 13.04, Chrome 28(beta), Firefox 21, using Nvidia drivers.
thefreeman 13y ago
you just need to enable it. it is disabled by default for most Linux OS / video card combos

Flimm 13y ago

It failed here, but without an error message. I can only see the first frame.

mindcrime 13y ago

"Sadly, we are unable to get Seriously.js to work on your computer. Sometimes WebGL gets a bit weird with certain graphics hardware and drivers. Please have a look here for more information." Yeah, same here, running Ubuntu on a Dell Precision laptop. Guess WebGL doesn't like my setup.

dualogy 13y ago
I coded WebGL a little over a year ago on a Precision "laptop" under Suse Linux. What I needed: (A) up-to-date Nvidia proprietary drivers (B) "de-blacklist myself" somewhere deep in the browser's hidden WebGL config page (I think it was about:gpu or some such back then in Chromium, but I'm not really up to date).
- brianchirls 13y ago
  Yeah, I run Chrome on Ubuntu on a pretty powerful Lenovo T-something with an NVIDIA whatever optimus pain in the neck. The only way I can get it to work is to add --ignore-gpu-blacklist to the Chrome command line. Check: /usr/share/applications/google-chrome.desktop (or something like that) You should see some lines that start with "Exec" where you can add that parameter to the end.
- sanarothe 13y ago
  chrome://flags override software rendering list
j-m-o 13y ago
Works great for me, using Chrome on Ubuntu 12.04 on a Dell Inspiron 15R (Radeon 7700M) with the latest fglrx drivers.
ilamparithi 13y ago
Same message here (Ubuntu, Dell, Chrome). But it worked on Firefox.

mncolinlee 13y ago

I had the same message in Firefox on Windows, but it worked fine in Google Chrome.

FireBeyond 13y ago

Apparently with my Retina MacBook Pro with 10.8.4 and Safari 6.0.5, I "need to upgrade my video drivers", according to the site...

pistacchioso 13y ago
I can confirm this. On Chrome, though (same machine and same webkit, I guess) it runs smoothly.
simonster 13y ago
Sadly, Safari still doesn't support WebGL by default, although you can enable the Develop menu in the prefs, and then enable it in the Develop menu.
- gilgoomesh 13y ago
  Even if you do: it runs super slow on my Mac Pro.

Fomite 13y ago

Mac Pro running Mountain Lion with an ATI 5870 graphics card. Color me not terribly impressed.

melvinmt 13y ago

Got the same thing for in Chrome. Did work for me in Firefox though.

6ren 13y ago

Could someone upload a video of the result? not the finished OKGO music video please :)

rexreed 13y ago

Same here - FF 22.0 on Windows XP

mkolodny 13y ago

I had the same deal with Chrome on my OSX Mountain Lion. Here's what fixed it for me: 1. Visiting chrome://flags 2. Scrolling down to Disable WebGL, hitting "Enable", and then "Relaunch now" 3. Repeating steps 1 and 2, but hitting "Disable" rather than "Enable".