Hi i have this annoying problem with flash player that i never used to have back on flash 9 something, Seems any build of flash from 10.1 to 10.3 all keep exiting full screen on there own when watching video.
It happens on 2 computers of mine, both running windows 7 and both home built with similar but different specs, The same is they both have Ati Radeon HD series cards although different generations, they both have amd cpu's one is a phenom II x4 @ 3ghz and the other is a athlon x2 5000x @ 2.6ghz, They are both running 64bit windows 7 ultimate, 1 is on a gigabyte board the athlon and the other is on a biostar board the phenom II, The gigabyte board is actually newer and can support 6core chips my biostar can't and has biggest cpu i can drop in it, the gigabyte pc will be getting upgraded to a 6 core chip most likely when i get the cash,
Anyway it really pisses me off when i'm wanting to watch tv in bed at say justin.tv or another video site and then have to get up out of bed and click the dang full screen button again, This happens in 32bit or 64bit browsers, so / any, If anyone knows of a work around it would be much appreciated,
A buddy of mine said to disable aero but i don't want to do that if that's the cause as it isn't really a solution that works for me as i like my aero / thumbnails and stuff, No other video player's do that on my system accept flash player.
I would also like to note it sometimes go for an hour or so withing exiting full screen and then sometimes its minutes, like 5 minutes or 10 minutes, It also happens on a dual monitor setup i have in living room and single monitor setup in bedroom, It stays in full screen if a click around on other monitor on dual monitor setup but will still do the same jump out of full screen randomly crap my other pc in bedroom does that has single monitor, *edit to clear things up, it happens on both a single monitor and a dual monitor setup, again any help appreciated thanks,
It happens on 2 computers of mine, both running windows 7 and both home built with similar but different specs, The same is they both have Ati Radeon HD series cards although different generations, they both have amd cpu's one is a phenom II x4 @ 3ghz and the other is a athlon x2 5000x @ 2.6ghz, They are both running 64bit windows 7 ultimate, 1 is on a gigabyte board the athlon and the other is on a biostar board the phenom II, The gigabyte board is actually newer and can support 6core chips my biostar can't and has biggest cpu i can drop in it, the gigabyte pc will be getting upgraded to a 6 core chip most likely when i get the cash,
Anyway it really pisses me off when i'm wanting to watch tv in bed at say justin.tv or another video site and then have to get up out of bed and click the dang full screen button again, This happens in 32bit or 64bit browsers, so / any, If anyone knows of a work around it would be much appreciated,
A buddy of mine said to disable aero but i don't want to do that if that's the cause as it isn't really a solution that works for me as i like my aero / thumbnails and stuff, No other video player's do that on my system accept flash player.
I would also like to note it sometimes go for an hour or so withing exiting full screen and then sometimes its minutes, like 5 minutes or 10 minutes, It also happens on a dual monitor setup i have in living room and single monitor setup in bedroom, It stays in full screen if a click around on other monitor on dual monitor setup but will still do the same jump out of full screen randomly crap my other pc in bedroom does that has single monitor, *edit to clear things up, it happens on both a single monitor and a dual monitor setup, again any help appreciated thanks,
My Computer
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- N/A Home Built Pc
- OS
- Windows 7
- CPU
- AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+
- Motherboard
- BIOSTAR TFORCE TA790GX A2+
- Memory
- G.SKILL 6GB DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel
- Graphics Card(s)
- On Board ATI Radeon HD 3300 512 MB shared + 64MB Sideport
- Hard Drives
- Western Digital Caviar 320GB Sata II
- Internet Speed
- 1 MB Down 128k UP
