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Robje
Netherlands1044 Posts
On January 09 2012 21:37 Robje wrote: I got a very small problem since a week or so I guess; when I mouse over thread titles in the side bar, I no longer see the full thread title, as I used to see in the past. Anyone an idea what might cause it? Nobody?  | ||
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Josh_rakoons
United Kingdom1158 Posts
New browser? other than that, look in settings? | ||
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Hondelul
1999 Posts
Since I started a bit experimenting with pictures/banners for LR thread I would like to know what´s the backround-color. I´ve seen several banners that have the same backround as the post so you can only see the letter, I guess you know what I mean. Example ![[image loading]](http://i39.tinypic.com/333a6wh.png) No clue how I can get that from the sourcetext, started to search for the line "background-color" but all codes I found didn´t result in the right color. Quite confusing if you see this the first time. | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
edit: to be more clear, the images have a transparent background. | ||
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Hondelul
1999 Posts
 Thank you! | ||
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Vortigan
Denmark306 Posts
I tried asking before but it got buried in other questions so i will try again. when I play on my pc sometimes my monitor starts blinking like i'm tabbing out every half second. To make it stop i have to tab out like 1-3 times and then everything is fine. it seems like some windows programs take priority over sc2 and tries to get acces or something like that. i dunno much about computers.... any simple solution for this? | ||
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Sharkyloft
Colombia69 Posts
I dont have a great connection, the optimal resolution for me is 360p. I can watch most anything at 360p fluently. Anyways something strange happens when im watching live casts. In short, my stream studders, and at first i thought it was the connection as well. But then i realized that it studders only on some parts, specially when its interesting. Like right before a battle, or continualy at the start of games. And when a caster is speaking, or nothing is going on, the stream works fine. I tried later at 240p and same thing happens. Im guessing the connection is not the problem, what could it be? Can i do something to fix it? | ||
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Kinetik_Inferno
United States1431 Posts
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PhuxPro
United States294 Posts
On January 18 2012 10:01 Sharkyloft wrote: Hello, I dont have a great connection, the optimal resolution for me is 360p. I can watch most anything at 360p fluently. Anyways something strange happens when im watching live casts. In short, my stream studders, and at first i thought it was the connection as well. But then i realized that it studders only on some parts, specially when its interesting. Like right before a battle, or continualy at the start of games. And when a caster is speaking, or nothing is going on, the stream works fine. I tried later at 240p and same thing happens. Im guessing the connection is not the problem, what could it be? Can i do something to fix it? That is on the streamer's part. Generally, whenever there is action, there is memory-spiking and speed-halting due to it being graphically intensive. When nothing is going on, the streamer's computer/upload speed doesn't have to put up with any strain other than from his screen-capturing program. For example, when you are playing a 3v3 with everyone 200/200, you're probably going to tank your fps. For a streamer, you can set the limit much much lower because he/she has memory dedicated to make the streaming program smooth. When the streamer hits that limit, the computer will try to allocate memory to either the game you're playing (SC2) or the streaming program (XSplit etc etc) to keep one running smooth. However in the process of balancing it out, the streaming program is not getting enough juice to churn out a smooth video for all the viewers. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On January 18 2012 01:54 Vortigan wrote: Hi I tried asking before but it got buried in other questions so i will try again. when I play on my pc sometimes my monitor starts blinking like i'm tabbing out every half second. To make it stop i have to tab out like 1-3 times and then everything is fine. it seems like some windows programs take priority over sc2 and tries to get acces or something like that. i dunno much about computers.... any simple solution for this? Seems like your drivers arent working right. Try reinstalling your graphics driver, make sure you do a complete uninstall. If the problem persists, also use HWMonitor and give me a temperature reading of the max values for your CPU and GPU. Also check to make sure the graphics card is seated firmly and properly. | ||
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Retgery
Canada1229 Posts
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Nabutso
351 Posts
On January 18 2012 11:34 Retgery wrote: I have a very odd bug that is exclusive to TL, every time i click on a "show spoiler" tab I get sent back to the top of the page. make sure you have javascript enabled in your browser. | ||
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Sharkyloft
Colombia69 Posts
On January 18 2012 11:02 PhuxPro wrote: That is on the streamer's part. Generally, whenever there is action, there is memory-spiking and speed-halting due to it being graphically intensive. When nothing is going on, the streamer's computer/upload speed doesn't have to put up with any strain other than from his screen-capturing program. For example, when you are playing a 3v3 with everyone 200/200, you're probably going to tank your fps. For a streamer, you can set the limit much much lower because he/she has memory dedicated to make the streaming program smooth. When the streamer hits that limit, the computer will try to allocate memory to either the game you're playing (SC2) or the streaming program (XSplit etc etc) to keep one running smooth. However in the process of balancing it out, the streaming program is not getting enough juice to churn out a smooth video for all the viewers. Thanks! That explains it. So is there anything i can do? It seems like theres no way around it. I must live in lag Oh well, I can still watch very good streams or vods, not that big a deal. | ||
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Masq
Canada1792 Posts
Is this reaction typical of old mice? | ||
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Retgery
Canada1229 Posts
On January 18 2012 12:36 Nabutso wrote: make sure you have javascript enabled in your browser. I ue firefox, In my plug-in sections it says my java plug-in is up to date and active. Is there some where else I should be looking? | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
What were the computer specs at IEM Kiev? And what are they projected to be at Brazil? | ||
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Nabutso
351 Posts
On January 20 2012 07:09 Retgery wrote: I ue firefox, In my plug-in sections it says my java plug-in is up to date and active. Is there some where else I should be looking? Java isn't the same as javascript afaik, there should be some sort of option in your settings like a checkbox that says "Enable javascript" | ||
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Perryy
54 Posts
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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nihlon
Sweden5581 Posts
On January 20 2012 08:17 Nabutso wrote: Java isn't the same as javascript afaik, there should be some sort of option in your settings like a checkbox that says "Enable javascript" Yes if you have the latest firefox it's Tools -> Settings and then in the third tab from the left. The "Enable JavaScript" box must be checked. If he have this already enabled I'd guess its some kind of internet security program that are messing with him. | ||
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