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Green screen while playing videos on some sites.

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I get a green screen/frozen video when I play a video from sites like Pornhub and so on. When I get a green screen the video just keeps skipping to the end.

Playing videos from Youtube has no such problems.

This randomly happened and I can´t relate this to any changes.

 

Things I have already tried with no results:

 

- Disabling hardware acceleration from Flash player settings.

- Reinstalling Flash.

- Reinstalling and rolling back GTX 760 drivers.

- Updating browsers.

- Using different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, I.E).

 

All I've read about similar problems just disabling hardware acceleration and updating Video card drivers helps, but not with me.

 

Anyone got solution?

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I get a green screen/frozen video when I play a video from sites like Pornhub 

Well that escalated quickly...

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I get a green screen/frozen video when I play a video from sites like Pornhub  and so on.

There's your problem....

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GTX 760 watching porn... must be 4k 3D, or Mr Sark... because he's just that GPU intensive. 

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I get a green screen/frozen video when I play a video from sites like Pornhub and so on.

 

*Slow clap* 

Not many people would admit to checking out sites like it^^ 

 

I had a similar problem but it affected all websites. 

Unfortunately that did not go away until i swapped gpus.

If you're lucky it won't be the same problem 

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*Slow clap* 

Not many people would admit to checking out sites like it^^ 

 

I had a similar problem but it affected all websites. 

Unfortunately that did not go away until i swapped gpus.

If you're lucky it won't be the same problem 

I hope it's not the gpu it's barely half a year old.

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I hope it's not the gpu it's barely half a year old.

My 7850s started doing it around that time too

But just keep your fingers crossed^^ There may be other solutions :)

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I get a green screen/frozen video when I play a video from sites like Pornhub

 

 

I used to get it when watching 4k on youtube no clue how i fixed it but if that site has 4k content ill pop over for a few hours and "test"

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I tested with intel HD4600, well it managed to play without a green screen a bit longer but I still get it.

I don't understand why it happens after some time, as I have read it should happen right after the video has started. Mine turns green or freezes after 2-8 minutes.

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I had this for a few months with my old Nvidia card and it was with all flash based video sites and it was a combination of flash being buggy and the Nvidia drivers being buggy my best suggestion is maybe ask in the Nvidia forums or clean install of Drivers and flash

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Nvidia customer support recommended me to use DDU to uninstall Nvidia drivers and after reinstalling drivers - no results, change some 3D settings in Nvidia Control Panel - no results, Furmark burntest is 1 hour and counting - no crashes or errors and running smoothly.

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