Youtube video player earthquakes

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sylfaen wrote on 2012-08-10 06:29

And the answers for my previous inquiries?

All I really have to work with here is an old display driver that seems to not be updatable..

There is one more method we could try for updating.
Go to Device Manager (should show up when typed into the Windows search bar in your Start menu) and
expand Display adapters,
right-clicking on your Intel 82945g and
clicking "Update Driver Software..."
Have Windows look for an update for you and see if anything surfaces.

Besides the questions I had in my last post and this third alternative method to updating, this is really all I have left. Sorry. :/
Xemnas wrote on 2012-08-11 03:04

Quote from sylfaen;930703:
And the answers for my previous inquiries?

All I really have to work with here is an old display driver that seems to not be updatable..

There is one more method we could try for updating.
Go to Device Manager (should show up when typed into the Windows search bar in your Start menu) and
expand Display adapters,
right-clicking on your Intel 82945g and
clicking "Update Driver Software..."
Have Windows look for an update for you and see if anything surfaces.

Besides the questions I had in my last post and this third alternative method to updating, this is really all I have left. Sorry. :/

It says it's already updated, even though it has NEVER been updated since 2008.

And the only website I seem to have the issue with is Youtube.
sylfaen wrote on 2012-08-12 13:40

Have you tried enabling/disabling hardware acceleration on the YouTube videos?
You can toggle this setting when you right-click a YouTube video and visit Settings in the resulting context menu.

Also if you're using Google Chrome, someone suggested disabling the Pepper Flash Player.

[Image: http://puu.sh/R03T]

This can be accomplished by entering [chrome://plugins] (minus the brackets) into your address bar and clicking Disable for the item seen above.

Other than that, I believe that would truly be the lats of what I could suggest.

Related Link
Here is an unanswered question on the Google Product Forums:
http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topicsearchin/youtube/shaky$20OR$20controls/youtube/_XLSb8o1RCM
It may or may not be answered sometime in the near future.

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