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Video playback for Amazon and Netflix are too dark to see. Running OSX 10.10.2

rdocter

When playing these streaming videos, the pictures are too dark to see much of anything. YouTube and Facebook videos are nice and bright. I tried "never activate" the plugins, but that made no difference.

When playing these streaming videos, the pictures are too dark to see much of anything. YouTube and Facebook videos are nice and bright. I tried "never activate" the plugins, but that made no difference.

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Hi rdocter, First please check to make sure your drivers are up to date: Upgrade your graphics drivers to use hardware acceleration and WebGL

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Also please provide a link where this might be happening.

Thank you!

Is this problem with any other site? Is it a few clips, many, all?

Download the clip and use a player. Is the problem still there?

Thanks for the reply. My software is up to date. Then I tried to turn off the hardware acceleration, with no noticeable effect. Then I looked at webgl, which was disabled - reset it to true and restarted Firefox; again no effect.

The screen shot is from Amazon prime video, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QJ4DSMS/ref=dv_dp_ep3

Its a pay site, so I can't check it myself.

Have you tried downloading the clip?

Use a web search, and see if it shows up somewhere else.