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When I watch youtube/ any video in full screen the top of the video has like screen tearing in it, games/ movies on my HDD don't do it.

 

Is it my flash player or something?=

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It does the same thing no matter what browser I use, I redownloaded flash player I'll see if it helps.

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Happens to me too. I just ignore it.

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Disable Hardware Acceleration in Flash Player and see if it helps, else use Youtube Center to force HTML 5.

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Disable Hardware Acceleration in Flash Player and see if it helps, else use Youtube Center to force HTML 5.

And as a bonus, if you use HTML 5, you can get custom color progress bars. And before you ask it is a plug in for chrome. It is called "Stylish"

 

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