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I am having some very weird issues with the Flash player in Google Chrome. Take a look at this screenshot I took:

enter image description here (Just click the image to see the full-size version)

but it seems that in Full-Screen mode, the whole video looks a little bit low-res. You can see it mostly on the YouTube player's UI elements, (note the aliased corners and stuff)but it's also visible on the video itself. Does anyone know what could be the cause?

I am using the latest version of Chrome and Flash. Ubuntu 12.10 64 bit and the latest nVidia drivers that came with Ubuntu (The recommended Steam drivers, 310.14).

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Try to connect your monitor to your onboard video card, if the it stills the same then the problem is with operating system and you might need to install something like plugins, else if the image gets better so the problem is with your nVidia drivers. – Zignd Jan 13 at 12:28
Sorry for late response... It seems not to be something with the drivers. I tried to put it on the onboard chipset and I still saw it there. Also I tried it on my laptop (which are using the open source Radeon Drivers at the moment) and the problem happened there as well. – Gladen Jan 27 at 18:31
After some further inspection, it seems that it was indeed bug in Chrome. I was keeping a close eye on release notes and it was fixed a couple of updates ago. So for now, all is fine. – Gladen Apr 28 at 9:50
This question should instead be filed as a bug report, and as such is off-topic, thanks! Instructions on filing a bug report are here. This comment is for reference – Seth May 7 at 4:46

closed as too localized by Seth, The Lord of Time, bcbc, fossfreedom♦ May 7 at 8:17

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