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Going back to Flash player 9.0.48.0

April 12, 2008 — BarryK
See my earlier post today that I had upgraded to Adobe Flash player 9.0.124.0.

Leon commented that 9.0.48.0 works better for him, so I did some more tests.

Testing the latest... curses, I am now getting it to hang when I close a tab. Sometimes it does, sometimes not. It won't play full-screen -- something flashes up briefly then gives up.

Back on 9.0.48.0 I don't get full-screen either.

Comments

Flash
Username: kirk
The Newer flash does have one big advantage. Flash versions 9.0.115.0 or newer supports high definition. See: http://www.hulu.com/hd/ Hope you reconsider.

flash
Username: kirk
"Also, The latest flash works great on www.hulu.com. Full screen works fine there too. Full screen just doesn't work on youtube.

Playing YouTube video in fullscreen mode
Username: Leon
"In Seamonkey: - Click the rightmost icon on the control panel under the video clip. Right click the exclamation icon that appears at the right side of the browsers status bar at the bottom of the screen. Click the prompt message that is shown above the icon to start playing video. - The required browsers settings are: >Edit >Preferences >Navigator >Tabbed Browsing >Link open behavior >A new window: true >Edit >Preferences >Navigator >Tabbed Browsing >Links from other applications >A new window: true If a 'tab' instead of 'new window' is set then video will play in enlarged mode. But only Flash player 9.0.48.0 works that way for me using SeaMonkey or Firefox.

Flash full screen
Username: Leon
"Ah, I just noticed that I mistakenly switched 'Author' and 'Title' fields in my previous post. :o)

Flash
Username: ecomoney
"A later flash player enables video playback on pupular sites such as facebook and vimeo. Ive noticed its a bit faster on older kit too. On the whole, flash is a whole world of pain :-(

Flash and JWM
Username: happypuppy
"Use the latest JWM snapshot for full-screen Flash video.


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