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Anonymous
December 11, 2011
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Flash player ... Videos stop after a while

  • December 11, 2011
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Hey guys i need help for a serious annoying problem with flash player...

My system runs on Win 7x64 and i use the latest flash player Version!

For some time now i have the problem with playing Videos, i start watching a Video, its playing nice and fluetly and buffering until complete... suddenly the play stops and i have to reload the page and watch the video from that point it stopped -.- ... there the play sign then but a click on it just let the pause symbol appear, but the video doesnt go on ... i dont have any problem with other flash content , only with videos ...

i have tried all browsers, i ve reinstalled flash and installed it again, i tried everything ! i need help pls

thx for ur support !

Regards

Viper

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    Anonymous
    December 12, 2011

    thx again for helpin...

    i tried the original uninstaller before too and installed it again, this didnt solved the problem... i am using Eset Smart Security and did this process u mentioned again without any ESET process running ... sadly without success still same problems

    And yea the streams are running and on other Hardware (e.g i own an ASUS G51j 3D notebook) it has same version of windows, and nearly the same programms installed... there is no problem But at my main Desktop Pc there i got trouble with flash ((

    you can watch the system configuration down here (copied from xfire)

    Manufacturer:

    Viper

    Processor:

    Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU   920  @ 4.209GHz (8 CPUs),

    Memory:

    12288MB G-Skill 1866MHz RAM

    Hard Drive:

    ÓZC PCI SSD 120GB + WD Veloci Raptor 10.000 rpm 300GB + Samsung F2 1,5TB Eco Green

    Video Card:

    ATI Radeon HD 6970 2GB

    Monitor:

    2xASUS 23,6" Full HD LCD Monitor, 42"Samsung Full HD TV

    Sound Card:

    XFi 7.1

    Speakers/Headphones:

    Logitech G119 + Steelserries Siberia v2 7.1 Headset + Logitech 5.1

    Keyboard:

    Logitech G19 Pro

    Mouse:

    Microsoft Sidewinder x8

    Mouse Surface:

    Wintech Gaming Mousepad

    Operating System:

    Windows 7 Professional 64-bit

    Motherboard:

    Asus Rampage III Extreme

    Computer Case:

    Viper case, CPU, GPU, MB, RAM, = Watercooled

    can the problems be cause of the ssd drive ? its the main partition windows is running on ... ?

    thx again

    regards

    Viper

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    2una
    Participant
    December 12, 2011

    Are you sure its downloaded all the vid 1st?

    Mine ain't.

    I'm also using Eset smart security but for testing have got it all disabled.

    If you go to any youtube vid & rightclick "take speed test"

    then go & run the "show test video"

    See if the HTTP kbps stops

    Thats whats happening with me but i'm starting to think it ISP related now

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    Anonymous
    December 12, 2011

    hey yea you are right ... the video is buffering with my internet speed and suddenly it stops and shows full buffered video -.- at youtube test video... but if i click the youtube button in the area which isnt buffered right video goes on from there and bufferes again...

    if i watch a youtube video and it stops playing suddenly i cant move the "cyrcle" forward to make it buffer again... i even cant play or stop the video before =S

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    Anonymous
    December 11, 2011

    Please see this article: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Flash#Performance_or_display_issues_with_certain_Flash_videos

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    Anonymous
    December 12, 2011

    thx for ur answer...

    i have tried everything mentioned there... there is still that bug in vedeos :S... i tried the hardware acceleration thing, i tried several browsers and changed their plugins (on / off, reinstall, etc.)... i tried the newest (ofc) and old (and very old) graficcard drivers... i totally reinstalled flashplayer (delete everything in regestry before reinstall)

    what else can i try ?

    I was thinking what can be the problem ?! ... i got an i7 920 and an ATI HD 6970 ... the i7 is overclocked from original 2,66mhz to 4,2mhz, can the problem be cause of the stepping from "low power" to high power in the function of the i7 ? i tried to watch if there could be a similarity between stopping and the mhz changes of the i7.. without success

    its really annoying i cant watch any livestream we in germany have free music tv live streams like yavido.tv (here starts the video, but after some seconds (10-30) the video stopps but the sound goes on... at ojom.tv everything stopps really fast... at you tube there is the problem explained above...

    hope there are more ideas which could help =( ...

    thx for helpin

    regards

    viper

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    Anonymous
    December 12, 2011

    soeviper1 wrote:

    thx for ur answer...

    i have tried everything mentioned there... there is still that bug in vedeos :S... i tried the hardware acceleration thing, i tried several browsers and changed their plugins (on / off, reinstall, etc.)... i tried the newest (ofc) and old (and very old) graficcard drivers... i totally reinstalled flashplayer (delete everything in regestry before reinstall)

    To uninstall Flash, don't delete anything in the Registry. There's a special uninstaller which performs that function which you can download from here: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html

    I suggest you go this route now to ensure a clean installation.

    Before you run the uninstaller and installers, close any security programs you have installed which have file scanners enabled. For example, if you use AVAST antivirus, right click the orange icon in the systray and choose to disable all shields for one hour. Most AV apps these days have file scanners which spring into action to scan any executable that you attempt to run to scan for malware. This interferes with the uninstall/reinstallation process and leads to problems in the future.

    Don't forget to disable your AV shields again before you run the installers.

    I tested videos on both those sites you mentioned and didn't experience any problems with either of them.

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