Flash not working: Movie not loaded

[Guilty Baby]

Tried different browsers and reinstalling but nothing that uses adobe flash works. (I use HTML 5 to watch youtube.)

[minibois]

Please elaborate, are you the one who made the Flash file or are you just visiting a site?

[Alibaladin]

Tried different browsers and reinstalling but nothing that uses adobe flash works. (I use HTML 5 to watch youtube.)

Install magic action on firefox and forced Flash type on option. If you want gpu api pm me.

[Guilty Baby]

Please elaborate, are you the one who made the Flash file or are you just visiting a site?

I'm visiting a site.

[vembutech]

Hi,

 

Try uninstalling and reinstalling firefox and upgrading flash may resolve all the issues..

[Jarsky]

Do you have the same issue in Chrome as well? That has its own NPAPI Flash embedded.

If you go into your Control Panel into the Flash panel, and advanced - does it say you have both the Flash NPAPI installed and Active-X installed?

 

What happens when you try and play Flash videos, are you just getting a black video screen?

If you go to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/- does the Flash test work fine for you? (you see the spinning logo etc...)

[Guilty Baby]

Do you have the same issue in Chrome as well? That has its own NPAPI Flash embedded.

If you go into your Control Panel into the Flash panel, and advanced - does it say you have both the Flash NPAPI installed and Active-X installed?

 

What happens when you try and play Flash videos, are you just getting a black video screen?

If you go to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/- does the Flash test work fine for you? (you see the spinning logo etc...)

Thanks for the reply. I used both Chrome and Firefox to test to issue and both didn't work. NAPAI is installed but I can't seem to find any mention of Active-X in that menu. As far as using Flash video playback goes, it seems to working totally fine (I only tested it with DailyMotion since I can't find any websites that play videos with flash anymore.). When I go to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ the banner with flash thingy bounces for a bit then flash dissapears completely. Flash also seems to fail when i try to some play games (such as the ones on Miniclip) where they will get stuck in loading new content. Also I had this issue before: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/314810-online-images-graphical-glitches/

[Jarsky]

in Firefox the Adobe Flash extension isnt showing as blocked? On the page you're testing - just make sure there isnt a red lego block looking logo on the left of the URL bar.

Also are you using any sort of Adblocker extensions like Adblock Plus? If so have you tried disabling this to see if that works? 

 

You could try downloading Flash for Internet Explorer (which will install the Active-X version) and see if you have the same issue in that browser. If that also has an issue then theres something more inherently wrong outside of Flash itself.

[Guilty Baby]

in Firefox the Adobe Flash extension isnt showing as blocked? On the page you're testing - just make sure there isnt a red lego block looking logo on the left of the URL bar.

Also are you using any sort of Adblocker extensions like Adblock Plus? If so have you tried disabling this to see if that works? 

 

You could try downloading Flash for Internet Explorer (which will install the Active-X version) and see if you have the same issue in that browser. If that also has an issue then theres something more inherently wrong outside of Flash itself.

Probably something inherently wrong outside of Flash itself. I'm not even fully loading GIFs sometimes for some reason. It get's cut off halfway. Same with me loading flash games and images. My router works fine for my other computer, something is just corrupting data somehow.

[Guilty Baby]

Also playing flash videos no longer work.

[GoodBytes]

Most sites, including YouTube supports Flash.

If YouTube is not showing Flash video, go to: https://www.youtube.com/html5

and select "Use default player".

If you want to test Flash, here is a game:

http://games.211games.com/g/ssf2/play

3D test + particle effect test:

http://flintparticles.org/source/examples3D/Fountain/PureAS3/Fountain.swf

[Guilty Baby]

Most sites, including YouTube supports Flash.

If YouTube is not showing Flash video, go to: https://www.youtube.com/html5

and select "Use default player".

If you want to test Flash, here is a game:

http://games.211games.com/g/ssf2/play

3D test + particle effect test:

http://flintparticles.org/source/examples3D/Fountain/PureAS3/Fountain.swf

3D test doesn't work. Other works fine for some reason.

 

Image graphical glitches returns:

[GoodBytes]

Screen shot is loading. Maybe you did a typo on the image URL.

If 3D fails, this means that the problem is your graphics card driver.

Uninstall your Nvidia graphics card drivers, and everything it came with. Restart your system.

Now get the latest drivers from Nvidia website, and when you install them, click on advance/custom.

Then install only Nvidia drivers, audio drivers, and PhysX. Nothing else. No 3D Vision. No GeForce Experience.

Check also the box to do a clean install.

Once done, restart your system. Now open Internet Explorer, and see if it works.

Then, get Flash uninstaller to do a nice clean removal of Flash:

https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-windows.html

Then install Firefox (if you already have it: In Firefox, click on the menu button > (?) button > Troubleshooting Information. A page will load, on it, click on "Refresh Firefox" button) Using Firefox, download and install the latest Flash plug-in. You can get it here without the crap (be sure to close Firefox before starting the setup):

https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html

With IE and Firefox does the test works now?

[Guilty Baby]

Screen shot is loading. Maybe you did a typo on the image URL.

If 3D fails, this means that the problem is your graphics card driver.

Uninstall your Nvidia graphics card drivers, and everything it came with. Restart your system.

Now get the latest drivers from Nvidia website, and when you install them, click on advance/custom.

Then install only Nvidia drivers, audio drivers, and PhysX. Nothing else. No 3D Vision. No GeForce Experience.

Check also the box to do a clean install.

Once done, restart your system. Now open Internet Explorer, and see if it works.

Then, get Flash uninstaller to do a nice clean removal of Flash:

https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-windows.html

Then install Firefox (if you already have it: In Firefox, click on the menu button > (?) button > Troubleshooting Information. A page will load, on it, click on "Refresh Firefox" button) Using Firefox, download and install the latest Flash plug-in. You can get it here without the crap (be sure to close Firefox before starting the setup):

https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html

With IE and Firefox does the test works now?

Nope. For the record, the 3D test doesn't appear to work on any of my other computers that work perfectly fine and my attached image is probably just taking a while to load. EDIT: Is the "3D test + particle effect test" one thing or two separate things?

[GoodBytes]

Nope. For the record, the 3D test doesn't appear to work on any of my other computers that work perfectly fine and my attached image is probably just taking a while to load. EDIT: Is the "3D test + particle effect test" one thing or two separate things?

One thing. Supposed to look like an water fountain (just the water) spewing upwards and coming down.

[Guilty Baby]

One thing. Supposed to look like an water fountain (just the water) spewing upwards and coming down.

Oh then it's working fine. Sorry. I thought it was two separate tests.