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I'm trying to change the "quality" to low of a Hulu video so I can full screen it with out it being choppy but right click does nothing. When I right click in firefox it brings up a menu.
I'm running Chrome on Ubuntu 9.10, is any one else having this issue I tried Google and got nothing back. I use chrome as my main browser, I have to switch to firefox every time I watch Hulu videos.
Is there another way I cant change the quality of the flash video in Chrome?
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I confirm Lucas' post.
To be able to get there (to the flash' help page), you have to be able to right-click on the flash application and get a menu or a dialog of some sort, but that's impossible, as Lance said earlier. That only happens (as far as I see it) in Chrome/Chromium (Linux Mint 9, Ubuntu 10.04, both amd64).
I got libflashplayer.so from adobe.com and replaced the default *.so, nothing, only firefox seems to notice the change by showing a different looking menu (not themed but with the same entries).
So, in short, Chrome/Chromium plays flash but right-clicking does nothing, no effect (thus, impossibility to change quality where it can be changed); in Firefox I get a menu, etc.
Vlad
Posted 2010-02-05T05:29:55.903
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According to Adobe, the only way to open/access the Flash settings is from the context menu.
Scott
Posted 2010-02-05T05:29:55.903
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I am having the same problem with chromium (chrome) (lubuntu 13.10)
To be able to set some microphone settings in flash I did this:
INS
Posted 2010-02-05T05:29:55.903
Reputation: 111