Yes, just watched this one on a friend's facebook page:
I can watch it when it is embedded on Facebook, but not when it is embedded on A2K.
Same goes for youtubes posted on Huffington Post. I can watch them there, but have to click on the link to watch them if they are embedded here on A2K.
I'm wondering if it is something to do with McAfee. They've been updating their various flavors of software for about a week now. Every day there has been a new update for either the Security Center, the firewall, the anti-virus or the spam blocker. I've checked all the settings available on each of them to see if the updates turned on or off something that would block A2K's video embedding but don't see anything that pops out at me.
Am interested in hearing from fbaezer to see if he also uses McAfee on his home computer that is having the same problem.
Just did what you suggested and tried viewing Jespah's video post again, but could not do it. I booted my computer and still could not view the video. Have turned all the McAfee programs back on now.
I was really hoping the solution would be that easy.
I installed Google Chrome temporarily and was able to see the youtube video in Jespah's post. But still cannot see it when using IE 8. Anyone have any suggestions on where to look next?
I usually use Firefox, but inevitably have IE installed, too. No problem with either.
yeah, me too.
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Butrflynet
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Sun 31 May, 2009 04:35 pm
@jespah,
Okay, here are my current IE 8 settings from the Advanced Options tab. Anything pop out at anyone that I'm not seeing?
Anyone who is using IE 8 and can view youtubes on A2k, would you mind comparing your IE advanced option properties to mine and tell me what's different?
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Advanced IE properties:
Anything listed is NOT check marked. If it is not listed, it is check marked.
Accessibility(everything is checked except):Always expand ALT text for images
Enable Caret Browsing for new windows and tabs
Move system caret with focus/selection changes
Reset text size to medium for new windows and tab
Browsing(everything is checked except):
Automatically check for IE updates
Close ujnused folders in History and Favorites
Display a notification about every script error
Enable Suggested Sites
Enable websites to use the search pane
Force offscreen compositing even under Terminal Server
[Underline lines is checked as Always]
Use inline AutoComplete (outside of Internet Explorer)
Use most recent order when switching tabs with Ctrl+ Tab
International(everything is checked except):
Always show encoded addresses
Send IDN server names for Intranet addresses
Use UTF-8 for mailto links
Multimedia(everything is checked except):
Show image download placeholders
Security(everything is checked except):Allow active content from CDs to run on my computer
Allow active content to run in files on my computer
Allow software to run or install even if the signature is invalid
Check for server certification revocation
Do not save encripted pages to disk
Enable SmartScreen filter
Use TLS 1.0
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talk72000
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Sun 31 May, 2009 05:21 pm
Usually I use firefox or opera browsers to download youtube but the download is veryslow so I copy the url onto 'youtube downloader' or 'freedownload manager'. 'youtube downloader' is better but if you get interrupted it ends right there and must repeat the download again for the complete version. The 'free download manager' will carry on loading from where it left off. The download is saved as a 'flv' (flash video) file and you have to convert it to a mov (Apple movie) file using the 'youtube downloader'. Then you can watch at your leisure as a video using Apple's Quick Time Player, Real Player or Windows Media Player.
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Smiles4Miles222
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Tue 2 Jun, 2009 12:31 pm
@Butrflynet,
It is working on my computer.
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Ticomaya
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Tue 2 Jun, 2009 01:24 pm
@Butrflynet,
Butrflynet wrote:
I installed Google Chrome temporarily and was able to see the youtube video in Jespah's post. But still cannot see it when using IE 8. Anyone have any suggestions on where to look next?
Look into not using IE 8 and using Firefox instead.
Found this page at Adobe with instructions to overcome problems with registry permissions that interfere with installation of Flash. Think I should give it a try?
Also, apparently programmers on other sites are having similar problems with it. This is one of the comments about the fix at the above link:
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snowangelicaJune 2, 2009
I followed the instruction, but at the end it didn't make any difference. I am a web developer. The video that I am bringing to my website from the youtube.com, doesn't play when I try to preview it in IE. It plays when I preview in Mozilla, Safari, Opera or Google Chrome, but not in Explorer. The same was yesterday.
Also, the another application I ran, the SlidesHowZilla stopped working. I tried re-install it, but yesterday I was getting a message that Flash Active X plug-in is missing, today I am getting a message that it requires flash.ocx file which is missing.
I run Creative Suite 3.
