Same problem here. Bummer! This has happened since yesterday's update.

what's the problem adove has stopped working and I don't know that how to fix if.plz help me someone

i have all the same configuration above.

i can't view youtube videos - i think it is also some sort of bug with flash player.

I am on Firefox 13.0.1 and I continue having this Adobe Reader error, so that´s doesn´t seem to have resolved this problem.

When I revert to an older version of flash nothing works. It just comes up telling me that I don't have the recquired plugins.

Same problem; reinstalled old Flash player before 11.3, but Livestream doesn't recognize. Also difficult to know which of many versions of Flash to install. Usually, choice is made automatically. Isn't there a general SETUP.EXE file to choose which version?

i tried the update and i got the same bug. i'm removing and rolling back - again...

(i've seriously wasted a lot of time and energy on this issue)

paul

I have Firefox 13.0.1, Win 7 Home Edition 64 bit, latest adobe flash player version 11.3.300.262. Latest nvidia drivers 301.42 - WHQL, 260 gtx nvidia card. I did a clean reinstall for nvidia drivers, and flash drivers, still same problem.

Everytime I go to fullscreen mode, my screen turns white and I have to left click on my mouse so the white screen goes away(otherwise the white screen hangs indefinite), I get a windows message stating adobe flash player has stopped working. After that I get send crash report for adobe.

This never happened with Adobe flash player 11.2, never. With the latest update it crashes, everytime I go fullscreen. This happens on twitch.tv streams, any livestreams. Youtube seems to be fine, when going fullscreen mode. And no, I don't have RealPlayer installed. I only have 3 addons installed and enable. Adobe Acrobat, Flash, and Silverlight, all latest editions. Everything else is disabled, or uninstalled.

This issue does not happen when hardware accelaration is disabled in flash settings.

Please fix this issue.

Well, i've just made very interesting and curious discovery........... I un-installed Flash player, and went to YouTube to make sure that A. the videos would not play, and B. it asked me to install the flash player plug-in.

What i did not expect was for the video's to start playing!!!!!!!

What the... ?!?!?!?!?!?!

It seems that YouTube automatically reverted to a new 'trial' player using 'html5'.

I'm a big conspiracy theorist, and I question if YouTube might be blocking Flash in order to favour the usage of their new trial html5 player!?!?!

see here: http://www.youtube.com/html5

Paul

On Firefox and Opera, only videos with WebM transcodes will play in HTML5

see here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AO76tT-ad2s&feature=g-u-u

that is if you can see this video, at least for a short wile like in my case.

i'll keep with the old flash player until the latest update properly fixes the issue. i don't really like disabling things unless absolutely necessary...

thanks chris

paul

(oh and can you please get rid of that unhelpful comment maker "fixthiscrashplayer11")

Chris

What i don't understand is this:

A. Flash Player was working fine with Real Player installed (for a couple of years now),

B. The new Flash Player update made the player crash (and there was no Real Player update)

C. It is Real Player's incompatibility and we have to un-install Real Player

That doesn't seem to make sense.

It seems to me that with the new Flash Player update there was an incompatibility issue and therefore it is Flash Player that needs fixing (not Real Player un-installed).

Does that sound correct?

Paul

Hi Chris

Real Player has just popped up with a box asking if I want to install their latest update... Do you suggest I go ahead with this? Any thoughts...?

Regards

Paul

Hi,

I have shockwave flash 11.3 r300 on macos 10.7.4 and it keeps crashing on opera, chrome and safari.

After the install it ran fine for few hours and playing youtube was ok, then it was a downward spiral crashing more often until now when I'm unable to use any flash content.

Thanks

It's pretty obvious that the problem with the plug-in crashing IS the plug-in.  From what I've seen, it crashes on Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome and on Windows (any flavor), MAC, and even Ubuntu!  It's time for Adobe to admit there is a problem and fix it.  I ( like many others) have tried unsuccessfully to go back to an older version.  So what about it, Adobe?  How about fixing YOUR plug-in!