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 Octoballoon Level: 31 Posts: 177/177 EXP: 177395 Next: 7968 Since: 10-15-08 From: NERV 1 Last post: 4300 days Last view: 4298 days |
So I went to listen to some music on YouTube and discovered that Flash's audio was going bonkers - stuttering, echoing, and de-synchronizing from the video. Then I tried a flash game and found that it wasn't just Youtube.
What makes it really weird is that when I run a flash file using a stand-alone flash player, the audio errors do not occur. The audio problem also doesn't occur in Internet Explore, but IE has its own problems (lag, huge toolbars that can't be turned off, security issues out the ass). Aside from IE, all other browsers have the same problem. I'd rather not roll back my flash update (it's a pain, and it would also open some security holes); does anybody have an idea what could be causing this? ____________________ "That's your 'ultimate attack'? You're going to drop a *BLEEP*ing asteroid on me? ARE YOU *BLEEP*ING INSANE?! THAT THING IS GOING TO KILL US ALL!" - Bob, Bob and George "Welcome to NERV; God's in his Heaven because He's scared of our superior firepower." - Dr. Yui Ikari, Neon Genisis Evangelion: Nobody Dies (Chapter 5) |
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