My sister-in-law in the US has two laptops, a Lenovo G560 and a Toshiba Satellite L350.
Linux Mint 12 is installed on both lapotops, with no dual booting.
She watches movies from Hula.com on the Toshiba, but when she tries on the Lenovo, the Hula site just shows a blank green page.
At first, it was telling her she needed Adobe Flash, which she installed, but she still gets the green page.
I have suggested she compares the Adobe files on the two machines, but what else should she be looking for, or does she need to do?
Watching movies on line (SOLVED)
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Oyabunbaba
Re: Watching movies on line
What browser do she use? Is the browser same on both laptops? Try another browser eg. Chromium.
Re: Watching movies on line
thanks for your reply - I'll pass it on
Re: Watching movies on line
Firefox on both machines.Oyabunbaba wrote:What browser do she use? Is the browser same on both laptops? Try another browser eg. Chromium.
She has resolved the issue - by making sure both machines had the same Adobe configurtion.