11.7.700.202 hangs with Sirius Player

With build 202, the Sirius online audio player stops playing after approximately 30 seconds and the Flash plug-in goes to 100% core utilization until force quit. Flash itself never is reported as hung by the OS and small portions of the applet continues to work (with Sirius player, you can see what songs are playing on all the channels, and those song titles update even after the apparent hang) but most of it doesn't; audio stops, buttons stop working and any attempt to use the applet, like clicking a button, causes Safari to beachball. Flash never recovers and will stay at 100% core utilization unti force quit (I let it sit for an hour just to see if it would ever finish doing whatever it was doing).
I have tried clearing caches, uninstalling and reinstalling, etc. The problem didn't exist before yesterday the 14th. I also tried the build along with Chrome and it hangs too. I uninstalled 202 and went back to 169 and the problem is gone. Any idea as to what in 202 broke?
OS X 10.8.3
Safari 6.0.4
Flash build 11.7.700.202 May 14 hangs
Flash build 11.7.700.169 works

I'll rephrase my report. It's regarding Adobe Flash in Chrome when using the SiriusSM player. The player launches as a separate window in Chrome while the original browser continues to run, using minimal resources (%CPU). I'm not familiar with clearing caches and haven't uninstalled Chrome or Adobe Flash. I did open IE and went to a website (cnn.com) but the CPU processes graph in Control Panel didn't rise. I then closed it and opened a second tab in Chrome and went to YouTube. The CPU and Memory utilization rose past 40% CPU and about 110 MB memory (It's a small SSD notebook). The SiriusXM player froze and there appeared a popup that Shockwave Flash had crashed. There's more. I closed the YouTube tab and the CPU and Memory didn't change. Under Processes, Adobe Flash only used about 2% memory. I ended that process and usage still was high. Then I ended 2 of the 4 highest usage Chrome processes, leaving the Sirius Player window open and CPU usage dropped but Memory usage remained at about 43%, most of which was from Windows Host Services (39.4 mB). I'll try to replicate this test using a fairly graphics intensive Chrome site such as YouTube and then launching the SiriusXm player, then closing them down one at a time to see how resources are lost.

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