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Since IE9 is Beta is there a special Flash version for it?
Can you play other Flash video at other sites like YouTube?
Go to the flash site and see it works there.
rich Internet applications | Adobe Flash Player
Jim
cheers, Phone Man..
adobe's site assures me that I have a working version of Flash
already installed (it's the latest 10.2 version) - it works OK with other sites
like BBC iPlayer, YouTube, etc..
it's just those NASA videos - and they do look interesting..!!
yes, it could be an ie9 problem, natch!
odd that it should only affect NASA, but stranger things have
happened when running (testing) BETA's. etc..
as for installing FF..
- eeeeeek!!
*runs for the hills*
the latest version of the Adobe Flash player still won't show those NASA videos..
hmmm - what's up with it..??
could another prog be competing with Adobe - I have silverlight installed as well..??
EDIT: ie9 64-bit running - in response to NASA's prompt, installed Realplayer..
no dice there, couldn't even access the NASAtv - so uninstalled immediately..
PS: running WMP12
Last edited by BugMeister; 01 Mar 2011 at 08:19.
cracked it..!!
per the adobe site..
Confirm you allow the website Flash content to play on your system
View the settings manager for your Flash Player installation.
- Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac) on any Flash content.
- Select " Global Settings."
- Select "Global Storage Settings panel." The Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager should display.
- Select "Allow third-party Flash content to store data on your computer."
- Restart your browser and try playing an embedded video.
- silly me..!!
- To view or change the privacy settings for websites you have already visited, use the Website Privacy Settings panel.
- To view, change or delete the storage settings for websites you have already visited, use the Website Storage Settings panel.