*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 967091 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/967091
Udovdh: In case of VDPAU, there's tracing available which is the best way to
determine what the applications sends to the GPU.
But since Flash Player is doing hardware detection on its own, I'm afraid it
won't be easy to mock another hardware and change Player's behaviour.
Given how the aforementioned patch for libvdpau works, we can assume that the
problem is on Adobe's end (Flash Player sends wrong data), since none other
player with VDPAU support has the same problem.
The only other case I can think of is broken feature detection, where
the NVidia driver (or less likely libvdpau) gives Flash Player incorrect
information, but I don't find it very likely; I believe NVidia would fix
their driver (given that their staff actually care about this issue) and
Radeon didn't have the same problem.
Moving on to bug #967091.
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