I know this has been asked before but it seems to be unresolved and going nowhere. Or have I missed a vital post? . I have a Samsung N220 netbook, all updated. It plays Youtube 720 and 1080p HD OK, It plays HD movies 'locally' OK, but suffers badly with BBC iPlayer being jerky in SD and an unwatchable slideshow in HD From what I've read, this appears to be a disagreement between Adobe and the BBC regarding Progressive and Interlaced scanning, where Flash only now supports prog and Adobe say the BBC is using Int. Now, from what I've read, and I may have misunderstood, flash 10.1 Beta 1 did support BBC IPlayer HD, and therefore I assume Int scanning. Are the above assumptions correct? (hopefully), or have I missed something (possibly)? Either way, if the above is right or wrong, on my netbook there is a problem with the interaction of BBC iPlayer and Flash 10.1 Now, if the above assumption is correct, can anyone please tell me what the problem with Flash and Int is? Or is it possible for Adobe to create a new setting in say Flash 10.1.1 ( Even if only as a test package RC for those who wish to try ) that gives users the choice of enabling Interlaced scanning as well as progressive scanning support? or is this totally impossible? Or, even better, what is the problem between Flash 10.1 and the BBC iPlayer? For my own part, I'd just like to be ale to use my PC to visit the sites I want to visit and be able to use them correctly. what happened to standards? Maybe Steve Jobs has a point after all Anyway, the simple basic question - Is there a known problem with Flash 10.1 and BBC iPlayer, and what (if anything) is being done to correct it? when can we expect a fix? If there isn't a known problem then why doesn't it work on my PC? Thank you BASIC SPEC N220 netbook - http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/pc-peripherals/notebook-computers/netbooks/NP-N220-JA01UK/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail Atom N450(HT) 1.66G CPU 1G ram 250GB HD Broadcom HD decoder (up to date) Windows 7 starter (updated) Flash 10.1 Opera and Firefox (updated). MSE (AV)
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