Public bug reported:
Had SuperTuxKart open and Chromium running in the background; then
computer locked up.
ProblemType: Crash
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.04
Package: xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.21.3-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.8.0-11.20-generic 3.8.2
Uname: Linux 3.8.0-11-generic
I just meant I have no control over flash playback as it is a
propietary 3rd party application - we have to wait for them to improve
it.
I don't think it has to do with Flash since the same video runs fine in
the other operating system but not in Ubuntu. Also, the same problem
occurs for
I tried running the command you typed and it error-ed out with 'file not
found' so I did sudo -s and ran the command as root; it gave an error
stating x server 0 was already in use then a couple seconds after that
it seems to start to play then errors out with resolution warnings.
I would also
If you walk me through how to take some sort of screenshot or how to
copy the errors from a terminal screen/the mplayer terminal, I will post
the errors received when I tried to run the commands per your
instructions.
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Title:
Choppy and pixelated video on Macbook Air 5,1. Unable to run/view HD
videos at
I'm running 13.04 with all packages up-to-date including proposed. Also
had exact same problem in up-to-date 12.04 and 12.10.
I don't know how to do an apport on xorg.
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** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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Here's the glxinfo output for you.
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Can please report what is using the cpu (i.e. watch top) whilst playing
back a video?
VLC is at the top, Compiz below, and xprop third.
Then follow that up with the highlights from 'sudo perf top
--sort=dso' and 'sudo perf top' (apt-get install linux-tools). Just cut
and paste the
Mplayer is at the top when the video is played directly and in both
modes you provided( -vo xv and -vo gl) , just like with vlc. Mplayer -vo
xv is a lot better quality than mplayer -vo gl though; probably the best
it's performed so far.
Also as previously stated-- the issue occurs with every
Getting flash/youtube to work well is unfortunately wishlist territory
since they have yet to enable hw acceleration.
I'm not sure I understand this; in Mac OSX youtube videos (both html5 and
flash) run excellent, the problem is only in Ubuntu.
So my Sandybridge mba can manage
Also I'm not sure if this is of help, but someone commented on the Ask
Ubuntu page where this originally was posted and supposedly the problem
was resolved for that person by suspending to ram then resuming which
then initialized the chip. However, I tried this with no success.
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Title:
Choppy and pixelated video on Macbook Air 5,1. Unable to
Public bug reported:
*** I reported this as a question on Ask Ubuntu and was told this is a
bug. http://askubuntu.com/questions/245584/choppy-and-pixelated-video-
on-macbook-air-5-1-unable-to-run-view-hd-videos-at-a ***
I'm currently running 13.04 and the video is extremely choppy and
pixelated
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