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Nahoby wrote:Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack (Version: 4.3.20 r96996;

• WEI had to do its calibration again because new hardware was detected, I guess I updated the GAs without re-running it. Here's what "the" WEI told me:

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             Old  New
  Processor  6.1  6.1
  Memory     4.5  5.5 <--???
  Graphics   5.9  5.9
  Gaming     4.9  4.9
  Disk       6.6  6.7

• HTML5 and Flash player in Chrome 39.0.2171.95, Firefox 34.0.5, IE 11.0.9600.17501, Opera 26.0.1656.32. The first part is the status as described in https://www.youtube.com/html5, the second part are the scores from http://html5test.com/ and the third part are the results of trying to play a video with a) the HTML5 player and b) with Adobe Flash 16.0.0.235 installed, in window and full screen playback:

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                C   F  IE   O
  HTMLVideo     +   +   +   +
  H.264         +   +   +   +
  WebM VP8      +   +   -   +
  Media SE      +   -   -   +
  MSE & H.264   +   -   -   -
  MSE & WebM9   +   -   -   +
  -----------------------------
  HTML5test   512 455 369 508
  -----------------------------
  HTML5         +   +  SR   +
  HTML5 Full    +   +  SR   +
  Flash         +   +   +   +
  Flash Full    +   +   +   +

  Notes
  • Chrome, IE, Opera had hardware acceleration enabled.
  • For Chrome I had to install "Magic Actions for YouTube 6.8", otherwise it wouldn't allow me to play a video in Flash in YouTube. It played fine in http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/graph ... fault.html.
  • Internet Explorer would come up with an error when trying to play YouTube HTML5 videos. Even with the WebM plugin, it wouldn't play the test videos in MS's site (previous note). The only way to play HTML5 videos was to disable hardware acceleration in IE.
  • No major stuttering or buffering or any "major" problems. Chrome and Opera had some artifacts now and then, but nothing to write home about.

loukingjr wrote:It does make me wonder what other "updates" cause problems in guests or hosts.

SELECT * FROM WindowsUpdates WHERE Fail=True COUNT (*);
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socratis wrote:

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SELECT * FROM WindowsUpdates WHERE Fail=True COUNT (*);
Critical Error: Integer Overflow !!!

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM WindowsUpdates WHERE Fail=True;

rpmurray wrote:

socratis wrote:

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SELECT * FROM WindowsUpdates WHERE Fail=True COUNT (*);
Critical Error: Integer Overflow !!!

That would give you a syntax error. Try this instead:

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SELECT COUNT(*) FROM WindowsUpdates WHERE Fail=True;