Noticed last night (18 Aug 01:00 BST) that videos embedded on Facebook weren't playing - just went white-blank.
Started researching and experiementing - even lost all of you tube vids at one point but got them back by unchecking the hardwear accelerator box on a video on the BBC website.
Facebook doesn't seem to recognise the 10.3 upgrade and either asks for an upgrade or the screen stays blank and content unplayed - that's embedded you tube stuff as well as my own uploaded videos.
For info I'm using IE9 on a 32 bit machine
I've uninstalled, reinstalled numerous times and downloaded the "special" uninstaller etc but still no joy
Any help gratefully received
Jon
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/se ttings_manager03.html
Does the same thing happen if you check "Allow 3rd-party Flash content..."?
I have no idea what settings to change - neither firefox nor IE9 are allowing me to play embedded vids or those I've uploaded. I can't even see the setting manager devices to play around with the 3rd party options and I somehow doubt that even re-uninstalling for the umpteenth time and reinstalling for the same will work.
I'm getting nowhere fast on this issue despite some efforts and kind responses!
Jon
I am having the identical issue since this afternoon. I'm running WinXP with IE 8 with flash version 10.3.183.5. I have uninstalled and reinstalled Flash several times now to no avail. None of the suggestions provided in this thread have been of any help. Embedded videos on Facebook are fine, but I cannot see embedded youtube videos on at least two forums that I visit. The 'Global Settings' screen shown above does not appear anywhere. I can 'right-click' in the space where the video should appear and I will get the settings menu, but it does not look like the example shown above. There is no box to click providing 3rd party permissions. There is a box giving permission 'Allow sites to save information on this computer' and it is checked. I am not having this issue with my laptop running WinVista and IE9.
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