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    Fullscreen Problem

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by xxsprint, Sep 5, 2008.

  1. xxsprint

    xxsprint Notebook Geek

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    Hi, I have a Vaio SR, and when I click the button to go to fullscreen on videos (such as music videos on Yahoo Launch and CNN videos) the screen just becomes two colors, with a diagonal line separating them. What's going on?
     
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  2. Tony

    Tony Nissan ftw!

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    Tony, Sep 5, 2008
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    thebigpants27 Notebook Evangelist

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    I would suggest disabling hardware acceleration instead, as I have experienced some sound issues with streaming media after upgrade my flash player.... no worry though, reverting back to the old version fixed it.

    The issue, to be specific for those wondering, is that my right speaker would make some noises that sounded like distortion under certain tones and bass-ey noise, but only in streaming media(so not itunes, windows media, type applications, and not while watching dvd's...it was isolated to only streaming media...particularly youtube type stuff)
     
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  4. Tony

    Tony Nissan ftw!

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    i guess the new version gives better sound quality and have more bass :rolleyes:
     
    Tony, Sep 5, 2008
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