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It's to bad this doesn't work as it cripples any non-flash video in the browser as well. Are you sure it's not just a packaging error?

It seems the camera does work, and rather well! Thanks even if you didn't do anything, it's nice to know it wasn't cut from the kernel.
Best Regards,
Jason Brower

I get the following error... I am trying to setup mplayer to play in a browser as it could prove a great advantage to our investors. I get the following: xemec@little-xemec:~$ sudo apt-get install mplayer-vaapi Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done ...

gman wrote:My first thought is that .flv (flashvideo) is not supported in hardware acc.
and flv is to demanding for the processor. And i dont know haw well flv works in linux.

Flash content will not play well. It it certainly can't do HD flash. (You need an intense computer to do that.)

What is the best way to know if the kernel that is installed has support for what I need? Is there a list of a .conf file that I can read from?
I am loving the new kernel, but I wonder if having the limited support for other hardware is that necessary. Is there really that much of a performance hit?

It would be nifty to setup this device as a slave as well as a master. This gives the ability to plug the fit-pc into a tv or dvd player that reads from usb device. With this setup and linux, I could use the fit pc to get the new data from various sources and make it available to the tv device. http...

I like the approach of not having a special cd. That makes it so they with one set of instructions they fix, ubuntu, kubuntu, xubuntu, mythbuntu and just about all the other buntus andother ubuntu based distros. It's the best way to do it in my opinion. But I digress from the topic of this form.

Thanks for the change and listening. I will double check the camera's tomorrow and see if it has issues.
Best Regards...

Could you post the alsa file so we can see it? Perhaps there is a typo? Also start alsamixer and turn everything up. Make sure everything is plugged in and test the speakers on another device as well. Best Regards, Jason Brower I tried that before, no luck for me. :( I aslo tried to get a response a...

They all do. I used them on our prototype machine before purchasing yours. I have used linux exclusively for over 10 years. These products have all been tested to work very well in linux.