Anything Loaded On My Browser Or Played In A Video Player Drags [on hold]
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I just installed Ubuntu 19 Mint today and if I try to scroll in my browser, watch a video on youtube or on a player it seems any imaging drags. Ubuntu says my drivers are okay but if I were missing a video driver and Ubuntu misses it, any fixes? I have an HP 21 All In One.
I was told when installing Ubuntu that I was missing a video driver and with how much everything drags I believe it. There is a compatible installation option with rendering which I guess is a safe mode for installing Ubuntu. With videos the sound seems okay but when any video is jumpy that makes it a little difficult to follow the music if you know what I mean.
And since I don't have Windows on my pc anymore it seems everything is so stuck on someone having everything Microsoft. Would appreciate any suggestions.
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asked Dec 10 at 22:17
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I just installed Ubuntu 19 Mint today and if I try to scroll in my browser, watch a video on youtube or on a player it seems any imaging drags. Ubuntu says my drivers are okay but if I were missing a video driver and Ubuntu misses it, any fixes? I have an HP 21 All In One.
I was told when installing Ubuntu that I was missing a video driver and with how much everything drags I believe it. There is a compatible installation option with rendering which I guess is a safe mode for installing Ubuntu. With videos the sound seems okay but when any video is jumpy that makes it a little difficult to follow the music if you know what I mean.
And since I don't have Windows on my pc anymore it seems everything is so stuck on someone having everything Microsoft. Would appreciate any suggestions.
video-driver
asked Dec 10 at 22:17
James Lindgaard
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- "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – Soren A, wjandrea, karel, pomsky, Eric Carvalho
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by Ubuntu 19 mint you mean Linux mint?
– Kulfy
Dec 10 at 22:57
It's Linux. I've read some problems other people have and believe it might be the 1600 x 900 resolution. How difficult is it to change that? I saw where that was explained for someone with experience in writing code. This is could explain why my pc won't do a normal boot but has to be booted so it can run video in rendering mode.
– James Lindgaard
Dec 10 at 23:56
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I just installed Ubuntu 19 Mint today and if I try to scroll in my browser, watch a video on youtube or on a player it seems any imaging drags. Ubuntu says my drivers are okay but if I were missing a video driver and Ubuntu misses it, any fixes? I have an HP 21 All In One.
I was told when installing Ubuntu that I was missing a video driver and with how much everything drags I believe it. There is a compatible installation option with rendering which I guess is a safe mode for installing Ubuntu. With videos the sound seems okay but when any video is jumpy that makes it a little difficult to follow the music if you know what I mean.
And since I don't have Windows on my pc anymore it seems everything is so stuck on someone having everything Microsoft. Would appreciate any suggestions.
video-driver
asked Dec 10 at 22:17
James Lindgaard
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I just installed Ubuntu 19 Mint today and if I try to scroll in my browser, watch a video on youtube or on a player it seems any imaging drags. Ubuntu says my drivers are okay but if I were missing a video driver and Ubuntu misses it, any fixes? I have an HP 21 All In One.
I was told when installing Ubuntu that I was missing a video driver and with how much everything drags I believe it. There is a compatible installation option with rendering which I guess is a safe mode for installing Ubuntu. With videos the sound seems okay but when any video is jumpy that makes it a little difficult to follow the music if you know what I mean.
And since I don't have Windows on my pc anymore it seems everything is so stuck on someone having everything Microsoft. Would appreciate any suggestions.
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put on hold as off-topic by Soren A, wjandrea, karel, pomsky, Eric Carvalho Dec 12 at 11:41
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – Soren A, wjandrea, karel, pomsky, Eric Carvalho
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- "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – Soren A, wjandrea, karel, pomsky, Eric Carvalho
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by Ubuntu 19 mint you mean Linux mint?
– Kulfy
Dec 10 at 22:57
It's Linux. I've read some problems other people have and believe it might be the 1600 x 900 resolution. How difficult is it to change that? I saw where that was explained for someone with experience in writing code. This is could explain why my pc won't do a normal boot but has to be booted so it can run video in rendering mode.
– James Lindgaard
Dec 10 at 23:56
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by Ubuntu 19 mint you mean Linux mint?
– Kulfy
Dec 10 at 22:57
It's Linux. I've read some problems other people have and believe it might be the 1600 x 900 resolution. How difficult is it to change that? I saw where that was explained for someone with experience in writing code. This is could explain why my pc won't do a normal boot but has to be booted so it can run video in rendering mode.
– James Lindgaard
Dec 10 at 23:56
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by Ubuntu 19 mint you mean Linux mint?
– Kulfy
Dec 10 at 22:57
by Ubuntu 19 mint you mean Linux mint?
– Kulfy
Dec 10 at 22:57
It's Linux. I've read some problems other people have and believe it might be the 1600 x 900 resolution. How difficult is it to change that? I saw where that was explained for someone with experience in writing code. This is could explain why my pc won't do a normal boot but has to be booted so it can run video in rendering mode.
– James Lindgaard
Dec 10 at 23:56
It's Linux. I've read some problems other people have and believe it might be the 1600 x 900 resolution. How difficult is it to change that? I saw where that was explained for someone with experience in writing code. This is could explain why my pc won't do a normal boot but has to be booted so it can run video in rendering mode.
– James Lindgaard
Dec 10 at 23:56
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by Ubuntu 19 mint you mean Linux mint?
– Kulfy
Dec 10 at 22:57
It's Linux. I've read some problems other people have and believe it might be the 1600 x 900 resolution. How difficult is it to change that? I saw where that was explained for someone with experience in writing code. This is could explain why my pc won't do a normal boot but has to be booted so it can run video in rendering mode.
– James Lindgaard
Dec 10 at 23:56