[Danny]

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Originally Posted by Jstylezzz Chrome has the Flash Player built in right? I think that's the problem. I had the exact same problem, ended up switching to Firefox for videos. So again, I think it's the built in Flash Player causing the problems. I read somewhere, that unchecking 'Harware Acceleration' in the Flash Player settings can fix the problem, but I'm unsure of that.

Didn't work unfortunately, but thanks for the suggestion anyway

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Originally Posted by jakejohnsonusa It's not just chrome... ******* has been having TON's of issues since they updated their UI and video UI. It's happening in IE as well. It's a bug they need to fix, as all these internet company's are trying to 'modernize' we'll pay the price for a bit by having to use the buggy systems. Have you seen the new Yahoo?! It's a classic example of bad scripting of the 'modern' UI...

Well I certainly think the possibility of it being a ******* bug is there, but in that case I'm wondering why some people have it and some don't. Ofcourse there can be a lot of factors involved, but if it really is a ******* bug I'd expect some more complaints about it.

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Originally Posted by Konstantinos Update Adobe Flash Player to its latest version. It's not ****** Chrome though, I use a very old computer with Windows XP and it plays the videos fine (of course in low quality). So does Mozilla Firefox.

I updated Adobe to the latest version (11.9) but doesn't Chrome use it's own, built-in Flash Player? Does it make any difference if you install Adobe FP on your PC when using Chrome? But anyway, it didn't solve it either. Thanks for your reply though.

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Originally Posted by legodude try using the HTML 5 video player, you can ****** on how to enable it. it is in beta, but a ton more stable then the standard player

I signed up on www.*******.com/html5. Now how do I enable it? According to some tutorial I should see 'HTML5' underneath my video player and it's not there.