Yes!, finally no more bad colored videos on youtube.One fix is to workaround the Flash blob passing color arguments to a function in an incorrect order, which can lead to some Flash videos having a bluish tint.
Phoronix: NVIDIA Releases Updated VDPAU LIbrary
NVIDIA on Tuesday released the open-source libvdpau 0.5 library for their Video Decode and Presentation API for Unix...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTE3NTg
Yes!, finally no more bad colored videos on youtube.One fix is to workaround the Flash blob passing color arguments to a function in an incorrect order, which can lead to some Flash videos having a bluish tint.
I just upgraded to a GTX660 Ti from a HD3870 Radeon. One of the problems I am experiencing is the video layer for flash is drawing not only int he browser but sometimes to the desktop. Not sure if it's a fault with the transparent layer used or problem with clipping/redraw.
I say the above as maybe this will fix the problem.
EDIT: "One fix is to workaround the Flash blob passing color arguments to a function in an incorrect order, which can lead to some Flash videos having a bluish tint. The other fix is for colors bleeding through to other windows. Lastly, there's a small memory leak fix when unloading libvdpau. "
Yes that's the problem... I have also noticed videos playing in smurf mode.
Just updated the lib. So far no smurf videos, and the once overlay problem has gone.
A new issue I've noticed is the video layer isn't very good with scrolling. I see lime green transparent layer late to shift from the once video overlay area when scrolling in firefox.
I get the blue videos also with OSS radeon driver on HD4350. What's up with that? I am not sure I even have this vdpau library installed.
A nice example how crappy the Flash is. Instead of fixing bug in flash (and it would certainly be a very simple fix), others have to work around Adobe's incompetency.
These two bugs are awful. Nice to hear they've fixed them. I don't understand why the author is not excited - life on Linux does get better even when just bugs get fixed.
By the way, I can't log into phoronix with Konqueror... only with Firefox; I guess another bug I'm going to be excited when it gets fixed![]()