ATI Radeon HD 4350 video card wont play Flash videos in Win7 x64

[BomberAF]

I have an ATI Radeon HD 4350 video card but for some reason it won't play flash video such as YouTube videos as well as any other flash video, all I get is a green screen with sound.

I have installed the drivers for it and tried every other driver Icould find but to no avail, now I am having to run my PC without installing the drivers for this video card otherwise I can't use flash, and as a result the picture quality on my PC is poor.

I am thinking that maybe the issue is because my card isn't actually Win7 compatable and the drivers are just a quick fix, but whatever the issue is it don't let me play flash videos

 

[stormy13]

Your card is fully Windows 7 compatible, no idea why it is happening but Windows compatibility isn't it. Try disabling hardware acceleration in Flash,

Videos showing green?? - YouTube Help

and see if that fixes it.

 

[BomberAF]

Your card is fully Windows 7 compatible, no idea why it is happening but Windows compatibility isn't it. Try disabling hardware acceleration in Flash,

Videos showing green?? - YouTube Help

and see if that fixes it.

I have done all that and have no problem the only way I can get flash videos to work is to just remove any drivers that the video card uses and use Windows built in drivers.

The flash videos work fine without the driver install, but when the drivers are installed then Browser was non repsonsive.

EDIT: I will try disbling the accelorator before installing the drivers.

 

[BomberAF]

Sorry still no joy, but you still got rep.

 

[stormy13]

From looking around most have solved it with disabling hardware acceleration. Unfortunately looking around a lot that had the problem also don't post back if and when they managed to fix it. It also isn't just an ATI/AMD problem as looking around on the Adobe forums,

site:forums.adobe.com flash videos green - Google Search

it can hit both AMD and Nvidia cards.

Another thing to try if you haven't is to uninstall and re-install Flash,

Uninstall Flash Player | Windows

 

[BomberAF]

From looking around most have solved it with disabling hardware acceleration. Unfortunately looking around a lot that had the problem also don't post back if and when they managed to fix it. It also isn't just an ATI/AMD problem as looking around on the Adobe forums,

site:forums.adobe.com flash videos green - Google Search

it can hit both AMD and Nvidia cards.

Another thing to try if you haven't is to uninstall and re-install Flash,

Uninstall Flash Player | Windows

Tried everything, done complete re installs the lot, I think TBH a new video card is on the cards.

 

[Commodore Pet]

Do you have the latest version of Flash installed? 10.1.85.3

If not, uninstall what you have and install the latest version.

 

[stormy13]

Another possible fix,

http://www.sevenforums.com/drivers/120358-ati-driver-update-issue-flash-problems-2.html

 

[Solarstarshines]

what about the java settings? i don't think anyone mentioned this yet
or if you are running that app that would need java

 

[thefabe]

Could try this threadhttp://www.sevenforums.com/drivers/120358-ati-driver-update-issue-flash-problems.html
Fabe

 

[BomberAF]

I have tried everything and I am not the only person who seems to be having this problem with flash and my video card.

 

[Solarstarshines]

why cant you uninstall the last driver for that card then go back to system restore and go back reinstall the original driver to make sure that is the sole one and it should be back again


that would be the only thing i could think of trash the driver system restore re install the driver you had before you installed the new one and should be back to speed

Man you guys are scaring me with this driver i think im going to hold off on that for a hot minute

 

[BugMeister]

- can you confirm that you have Java scripting enabled..?

- also, are you running IE8 or the new IE9 (BETA)..??

 

[BomberAF]

why cant you uninstall the last driver for that card then go back to system restore and go back reinstall the original driver to make sure that is the sole one and it should be back again


that would be the only thing i could think of trash the driver system restore re install the driver you had before you installed the new one and should be back to speed

Man you guys are scaring me with this driver i think im going to hold off on that for a hot minute

I have done a fresh install of the PC and everything trying to sort the problem out.

 

[BomberAF]

- can you confirm that you have Java scripting enabled..?

- also, are you running IE8 or the new IE9 (BETA)..??

I am running IE 8 and yes Java scripting is enabled, the problem also appears in Firefox as well as every other browser that users have the same problem with.

 

[Solarstarshines]

if you did a fresh install and the whole 9 then it might be a malfuction with the card it self i mean if downloading a dx file didnt work uninstalling or rolling back drivers i would think your card is having voltage issues or just isnt responding fast enough to the video demand


does it happen with dvd movies and other video playback or just youtube ?

 

[BomberAF]

if you did a fresh install and the whole 9 then it might be a malfuction with the card it self i mean if downloading a dx file didnt work uninstalling or rolling back drivers i would think your card is having voltage issues or just isnt responding fast enough to the video demand


does it happen with dvd movies and other video playback or just youtube ?

It happens with any streaming flash video, but if I download the videos and use FLV player to play the vids then they seem to work fine then.

 

[sygnus21]

I started to ask this yesterday but assumed it wasn't the case, but.... are you using the 64-bit version of IE?

 

[dajogejr]

Open a youtube video.
Pause it (it'll be green in no time)
Right click and go to settings.
Uncheck Video Acceleration.

I just spent hours looking this up...removing Flash, updating drivers, removing IE9, rolling back Firefox, pulling out a hair or two...

That fixed it for me, unchecking video acceleration.

Good luck..