H.264 in Safari 6.0 displayed off centre

I've just upgraded my computer (Black MacBook, late 2006, Core 2 Duo) to Lion. After updating Safari to 6.0, H.264 videos are displayed off-centre. The frame will appear in the right location, but the actual content is displayed only in the top right corner. As a result, I can only see the bottom left corner of the video.
See the attached screenshot to see for yourself. It's taken from YouTube.
The same video in Flash container is played with no problem.
Anybody else is experiencing the same problem?
Thanks!
--ag

Never mind. I found that ClickToPlugin extension caused this problem. I had an older version (2.4) that didn't work well with Safari 6.0. Updating it to 2.7 solved the problem.

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