This video won't play on my W7 PC but plays on my XP PC

In addition to Flash and NoScript, I also use RequestPolicy.

I changed a temporary setting in RequestPolicy for BlipTV (which was blocked) and the video initialized, 308MB to be played.

To be fair, NoScript was updated to 2.5.2 several minutes before the attempt and then the tweak.

Sardonicus said:

Some people are experiencing problems with the newer version.
You may want to go back to
Download Flash Player 11.3.300.257 (Non-IE) 64-bit - FileHippo.com

I switched to that earlier version of Flash Player but it didn't help.

EDIT: By the way, My w7 OS is 64 bit but the Firefox is Firefox*32 in Task Manager. Am I doing something wrong there?

Stan Hilliard

gigagiggles said:

In addition to Flash and NoScript, I also use RequestPolicy.

I changed a temporary setting in RequestPolicy for BlipTV (which was blocked) and the video initialized, 308MB to be played.

To be fair, NoScript was updated to 2.5.2 several minutes before the attempt and then the tweak.

1) I updated NoScript to v2.5.2. That didn't help.

2) My Firefox has BlipTV list as allowed. But next I will install RequestPolicy.

gigagiggles said:

In addition to Flash and NoScript, I also use RequestPolicy.

I changed a temporary setting in RequestPolicy for BlipTV (which was blocked) and the video initialized, 308MB to be played.

To be fair, NoScript was updated to 2.5.2 several minutes before the attempt and then the tweak.

I installed RequestPolicy. I added BlipTV.com to the white list, And I selected "permit all" but it still didn't work.

I reinstalled Flash player back to 11.4.402.265 since the earlier version didn't solve the problem. I still couldn't read the video.

run chrome. i have zero add-ons and the video plays just fine

boohbah said:

im running firefox 14.1 with the latest flashplayer, it plays fine for me,

try running firefox in safe mode, click help /restart firefox with add-ons disabled, to see if its an add on issue.

I restarted Firefox in safe mode with no addons. It still can't read that video. I don't even get the little arrow button in the middle of the screen.

w1dpc said:

run chrome. i have zero add-ons and the video plays just fine

Thanks, but my goal is to understand and to fix what is wrong.

Bongo said:

Create a new profile and try it. Firefox - Create and Run Multiple Profiles
Jerry

I created a new profile and called it videos. I installed Flash Player. The results are the same. On the window that opens at http://ourworldtoday.zxq.net/shows/owt081312.html there is no play button in the middle of the screen and the backup button opens to to 404.

When I open the Add-in area, there are 3 disabled extensions, and 15 active plugins, including Shockwave Flash 11.4.402.265.