5/8/2013 10:38:50 PM
Also, since ClipFlair Studio by default tells Silverlight to use hardware acceleration, if there's some issue with the video card driver on a specific machine, then you maybe have a problem with the video playback or with zooming etc. I'll see into adding some way to switch off hardware acceleration from the ClipFlair launch URL.
In the mean time you could tell your support department to look into updating graphics drivers for those machines (e.g. if they use a NVIDIA card and they are desktop [not laptop] machines, one can use the "automatically find drivers" utility (for "graphics drivers") from http://www.nvidia.co.uk/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-uk. Similarly if they have some Intel graphics card they could use http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect (this can also help in other cases since it also updates CPU related files for Windows). To install such updates you have to be logged in with an administrative account and best is to use Internet Explorer when accessing the autoupdate utilities (they usually run as ActiveX controls in it). Also for ATI graphics card drivers (now AMD), one can use http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/auto_detect.aspx for autoupdate. Note that for laptops that use NVIDIA and ATI graphics chips it is prefered to install updates for NVIDIA and ATI/AMD graphics drivers from the support websites of the specific laptop manufacturers (cause they customize the graphics hardware in the laptop), although some laptops do support the same graphics drivers as the desktop machines.
btw, on Windows 8 one should use the classic desktop version of Internet Explorer (not the Metro app version of it which doesn't support plugins like Silverlight at all)
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