Reply With QuoteNo idea what flash considers "acceleration", but you enable it (should be enabled by default) by right clicking on a flash applet and selecting "Settings".
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This interests me. What acceleration are you talking about? And how would I check to see if it's enabled?
(I guess flash doesn't use Xv on my box as I don;t see the typical blue background when I move the window and it works with compiz.)
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No idea what flash considers "acceleration", but you enable it (should be enabled by default) by right clicking on a flash applet and selecting "Settings".
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Uses the video card for scaling.What is hardware-accelerated scaling?
Although Flash Player can display high-quality video and images by itself, hardware-accelerated scaling uses the video or graphics card on your computer to display images and video more clearly and quickly than Flash Player can on its own.
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