Cracking cheese madbiologist!
Yes, I closed the playback window prematurely, as I did not have the
time to see the whole movie again just then. (It is one of the many
hundreds of ABC TV Australia shows I have stored thanks to Jeremy
Visser's wonderful Python iView application
https://jeremy.visser
Thank you for your analyses and insights. I would suggest that to
advance to a new OS version, firstly one should not break what already
works well in the existing version, then provide some sort on
intelligence to detect what more modern and advanced features are
available on the receiving PC befo
Sure, feel free to close the bug, but this demonstrates that more
testing needs to be done on older PCs before releasing new versions.
Not everyone can afford the latest and greatest and Ubuntu is supposed
to be developed mindful of community needs and widespread usefulness.
Cheers.
On Wed, 2011-1
Yes that is unfortunate. I never thought that when I "upgraded" to
Ubuntu 11.04 from 10.x that I'd be stuck with a cumbersome (although
good in some respects) new GUI (which would not activate on anything but
my laptop and had to "revert to classic" on my desktop PCs) and my
movies would no longer
Well, I just uninstalled / reinstalled flashplugin-installer using the
software centre to be sure, then restarted the PC, logged in then ran
media player by itself. Sound was fine as before but, also as before, an
image is only available for a fraction of a second if I drag to move
then drop the me
