Did you install Flash 10.1 Public release on an older system and now flash video plays even worse? Yeah, I put it on my old AMD Athlon 3600 single core XP box with an old GF 5600 4x AGP card and it is lag-0-ramma! 
So, I used the Flash Remover Tool for Windows and then installed Flash 10.0.45.2 and the old GF 5600 is liking flash once again. Still pegged at 100% cpu, but it’s fairly smooth again. 
Well, in case you’ve never seen it, Adobe has an Archive page for all their flash releases for use on older legacy systems for when things go a touch wrong. They break it down by series number: 10,9,8, etc. If you select Flash 10, you will get a zip file that has every public release of 10-10.1. Each will have Windows ActivX (for IE) & Plug-In (for netscape and FFox), Solaris, Mac and Linux.
Anyway, here are the links.
Flash Archives:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14266.html
Flash Uninstaller tools:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html
About Flash-Tells you which version of flash you are running on that particular browser.
http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
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Flash Beta 10.1 now has an updated version. They have gone from version 1p to 2p as of December 17, 2009. Nvidia also updated their Ion video driver to to a 195.81 Beta.
Though, some users of these latest beta releases on Ion machines have claimed to have lower overall quality of playback. Some had dramatically lower quality. I hope to test both out here real shortly and post some updates.
And since Boxee Beta now supports Flash and Silverlight GPU acceleration, this is a match made in heaven!
If interested in checking out the latest betas, check the link below:
Nvidia Flash and Ion driver update Link
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Got my new Revo 3610 up and running today. Using it as I type this actually. I decided to post my Flash 10.1 Beta on Acer Revo 3610 testing results. Here’s the Flash update details so far.
The new Flash 10.1 Beta is designed to off load or enable GPU acceleration of Flash media on video cards that support that function. (more…)
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