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• Why does the video download buffer empty itself half-way through playing a DIVX video in Firefox/Ubu

  - by creamcheese

  If I load and play a long (2 hr) DIVX movie in the browser using the mplayer-mozilla plugin, the player stops playing after a period of time and resets itself, losing the loaded video buffer, so that the movie needs to be re-downloaded. Anyone have any idea how to resolve this? Environment: Karmic Koala, Ubuntu 9.10 Firefox 3.5.8 mplayer-mozilla player

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• Why does Ubuntu keep adding additional Ubuntu operating system choices to the Grub?

  - by creamcheese

  When I startup my machine, the Grub (Grub2 - Karmic) starts and asks if I want to run Windows or Ubuntu. But there are 6 different choices for Ubuntu and they are all the same. Plus, when I started up today I had one more - I don't know how it got added?

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• Why does Ubuntu keep adding additional Ubuntu operating system choices to the Grub?

  - by creamcheese

  When I startup my machine, the Grub (Grub2 - Karmic) starts and asks if I want to run Windows or Ubuntu. But there are 6 different choices for Ubuntu and they are all the same. Plus, when I started up today I had one more - I don't know how it got added?

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• Why does the video download buffer empty itself half-way through playing a DIVX video in Firefox/Ubu

  - by creamcheese

  If I load and play a long (2 hr) DIVX movie in the browser using the mplayer-mozilla plugin, the player stops playing after a period of time and resets itself, losing the loaded video buffer, so that the movie needs to be re-downloaded. Anyone have any idea how to resolve this? Environment: Karmic Koala, Ubuntu 9.10 Firefox 3.5.8 mplayer-mozilla player

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• Flash video has become jittery in Karmic

  - by creamcheese

  When I first installed Karmic, I must have installed a Flash player or else it came with Karmic. It worked fine and I have been running the Ubuntu updates whenever requested by the OS. However, now my Flash video is extremely jittery and the whole computer kinds of slows down whenever I try to play a Flash video file. I have no idea what type of Flash player is running or what is the best one to use. Would appreciate any recommendations. Thanks.

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• Why does the video download buffer empty itself half-way through playing a DIVX video in Firefox/Ubu

  - by creamcheese

  If I load and play a long (2 hr) DIVX movie in the browser using the mplayer-mozilla plugin, the player stops playing after a period of time and resets itself, losing the loaded video buffer, so that the movie needs to be re-downloaded. Anyone have any idea how to resolve this? Environment: Karmic Koala, Ubuntu 9.10 Firefox 3.5.8 mplayer-mozilla player

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• Does the mplayer-mozilla plugin have a problem with long DIVX videos or is this a problem with the U

  - by creamcheese

  Pretty consistently when I'm watching a long DIVX movie in the browser on Karmic - say 2 hours or so - the mplayer-mozilla player stops after a half-hour or an hour and resets back to 0, so I have to reload the whole movie again over the web. It happens repeatedly so I never get past the half-way point in the DIVX version of the movie - I have to watch a flash version instead. I don't know if this is an mplayer issue or a Firefox memory issue. Anyone have any idea how to resolve this?

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• What would cause the Graphic Equalizer in Windows Media Player 10 to be disabled/not available?

  - by creamcheese

  On XP, Windows Media Player 10 contains a Graphic Equalizer but I can't find any way to activate it. Could this be a codec issue or a hardware issue? I'm also not getting any sound at all from this computer but there are no apparent hardware device issues marked in Device Manager, nothing is muted, all volume levels are turned fully up (Windows Media Player and the Windows Volume Controller). Stumped!

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• Directory comparison in Meld but ignoring changes that only involve file timestamp?

  - by creamcheese

  I'm using Meld to compare two directories of source code on Ubuntu. However, because all of the files in one of the directories have been 'touched' so that all of their timestamps were updated, Meld is showing them as different, even though the contents of the files have not changed. But I'm only trying to find files that have different content. I don't see an option to get Meld just to look at changed contents. Any ideas for how to do this in Meld or is there a better GUI directory comparison tool for Ubuntu?

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• Search for all `.xls` files on Ubuntu from command-line?

  - by creamcheese

  How would you search for all .xls files in the current directory and in all of the subdirectories below the current directory in Ubuntu from the command line?

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