Bug with flash player 9,0,115

Hi,
I just changed my player Flash, and I updated it to the
9,0,115.
And now I cannot watch a video on youTube, or on others video
player (on firefox).
After 3 seconds the média stop.
Do you have an idéa why I have this trouble, and do you
have a solution to fix that.
Thanks.
Matt

Yes, I tryed, and I still have this problem.
I also desinstall flash player and reinstall the 9.0.45 flash
player and I have no bug.
But it's really weird to have a bug with the 115 and not with
the 45, especially for a famous web site like youTube

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Crossdomain.xml with Flash player 9.0.115.0

Hi gurus,
I have just spent the best part of a day wading through the
new security features of Flash Player 9.0.115.0. I use flash.socket
library, so I have discovered that error message I've been getting
will get worse, ie., next version of the Flash Player may not even
connect. So I got the good oil from
here.
I have written a crossdomain.xml file that looks like this
(it's in the www root):
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<cross-domain-policy>
<site-control
permitted-cross-domain-policies="master-only"/>
<allow-access-from domain="192.168.5.201"
to-ports="7700"/>
</cross-domain-policy>
Problem is that the flash player adds the follwing line to
the \Logs\policyFiles.txt it generates:
Warning: Domain 192.168.5.201 does not specify a meta-policy.
Applying default meta-policy 'all'. This configuration is
deprecated. See
http://www.adobe.com/go/strict_policy_files
to fix this problem.
From my reading I have specified a meta-policy with the line:
<site-control
permitted-cross-domain-policies="master-only"/>
So my question is why can't it find the meta-policy?

kcell,
thanks for the reply. Actually you are a bit ahead of me. I
have a single web-server and I'm not actually trying to cross
domains! However, the security advice says (page 4 of the link I
gave in my original post)
"A URL policy file authorizes data loading from its own HTTP,
HTTPS, or FTP server, whereas a socket policy file authorizes
socket connections to its own host."
So because I'm using a socket connection I still need a
crossdomain.xml. For this sockect connection I am going to open up
port 843 (as Adobe recommends) on my web-server for this policy to
be loaded when calling flash.socket.connect(...).
However, that isn't actually my problem. What I've also done,
I think, is added a line to my crossdomain.xml file that will
define a meta-policy, to prevent clients from other domains
accessing my server (also recommended by Adobe). The line is:
<site-control
permitted-cross-domain-policies="master-only"/>, but I don't
think my SWF is reading the file because I get that error message:
Warning: Domain 192.168.5.201 does not specify a meta-policy.
Applying default meta-policy 'all'. This configuration is
deprecated. See
http://www.adobe.com/go/strict_policy_files
to fix this problem.
Sory about the excessive waffle!

[ANNOUNCE] Flash Player 9.0.115.0 getURL("javascript:..") failure LIVE cross-domain

2/21/08 Update:
There is a technote covering these two issues.
"getURL and navigateToURL issues with Flash Player 9.0.115.0
ActiveX control"
http://www.adobe.com/go/kb403072
As of today we have two open bugs specific to Flash Player
9.0.115.0 ActiveX control and the use of getURL("javascript:...")
syntax..
I will be writing a technote describing the workarounds today
or tomorrow, but I wanted to share some of my testing with the
community so you can see what the story is.
Issue one:
getURL("javascript:blah()") failing when the content is local
to a drive or cd or dvd. This is a legit bug, not a problem with
FlashPlayer trust.
This post does not describe issueone , but you -can- use the
source FLA's to test issue one.
Issue two:
getURL("javascript") failing with live content if the HTML
and SWF are in separate domains. IE6 and IE7 only.
ExternalInterface has been successful as a workaround for
that as well (in my tests at least...)
At this point I cannot provide an ETA on any fixes, though I
am pushing hard for these to be addressed in the next planned
update (no, i cannot tell you when that is, sorry).
OK now for my testing.
Each test uses the same SWF setup, but the javascript and
html change as necessary. The results of –my- testing are
below each link.
All my tests are with Flash Player 9.0.115.0. As most on the
thread surely know these bugs were injected in the 9.0.115.0
development process and do not appear in 9.0.47.0....
There are four tests in each version (top to bottom)
-- button 1: getURL
-- button 2: externalInterface passing a string via a
variable, which is caught by javascript in the HTML page
-- button 3: fscommand
-- button 4: externalInterface calling 'window.open' directly
with no in-page javascript
-- Buttons 1 through 3 (top to bottom) fire an alert, put
some text into the debug text box in the SWF and open a new window.
-- Button 4 only opens a new window, puts some text into the
debug text box, but no alert (because it’s a direct call to
window.open)
Scenario 1:
HTML and SWF in same domain, no frames
The original AS2 version:
http://www.bentimagemedia.com/escalations/cs3_getURL/getURL_AS2.html
FireFox OSX – all pass
FireFox XP – all pass
IE6 XP – all pass
IE7 Vista - all pass
The AS3 version:
http://www.bentimagemedia.com/escalations/cs3_getURL/getURL_AS3.html
FireFox OSX – all pass
FireFox XP – all pass
IE6 XP – all pass
IE7 Vista - all pass
Scenario 2:
HTML and SWF in same domain, frameset, calls going to same
frames – this setup has two horizontal frames with the AS2
version of the SWF in the top, the AS3 version in the bottom.
http://www.bentimagemedia.com/escalations/cs3_getURL/frames/getURL_frames.html
FireFox OSX – all pass
FireFox XP – all pass
IE6 XP – all pass
IE7 Vista - all pass
Scenario 3: (THIS IS ISSUE TWO ABOVE)
HTML and SWF on different domains, calls going to the same
frames – same swf’s, same setup with modified HTML. The
HTML lives on bentimagemedia, but the SWF’s are embedded from
supportflash.com
http://www.bentimagemedia.com/escalations/cs3_getURL/frames_crossdomain/getURL_frames_cros sdomain.html
FireFox OSX – all pass
FireFox XP - all pass
IE6 XP – Button 1 getURL("javascript"...) fires
function, but does not open new window.
- all other buttons pass
IE7 Vista - Button 1 getURL("javascript...) fires function,
no new window same as IE6.
-- all other buttons pass

We are currently using Adobe Flash player 9 on Windows XP operating system. We would like to know if Vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player 6 Provided in Windows XP, could Allow Remote Code Execution mentioned in Microsoft Security Advisory (979267), is resolved in Flash Player 9? For more details on vulnerability please refer "Microsoft Security Advisory (979267)". I have been wondering for the answers from a week and I have even logged the same in forum which fetch me no result. Could you let me know regarding this.
Since we have security related issue with this please consider this call at high priority.
~
Satu28

Is this a bug in Flash Player or Flex?

Compile and run this code (it is generated when you select New MXML Application) with FlashBuilder4.5:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:Application xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" minWidth="955" minHeight="600">
<fx:Declarations>

</fx:Declarations>
</s:Application>
If you are using IE, you will see a blue player control panel. But there should be nothing displayed because there is no
visual components in the code above.
If you are using FireFox, there is nothing displayed.
Same behaves for mx:Application.
I think it is a bug with Flash Player or Flex. How can Flex behave differently with different browsers?

This is what I see in IE 9.0.8112.16421, but not in FF.

Possible bug in flash player 9 with video..somewhat urgent help

Hi,
I was making a site based on heavy use of video. The site was
working just fine, the videos played well, actionscript ok, etc.
Last night I upgraded my flash player, and suddenly the site looks
completely broken.
Videos now have large pixels and they don't play right.
I uninstalled flash player 9, went back to 8, and there they
work ok again.
Originally they had not the best quality to save bandwidth,
but they looked just fine for the scope of the site. If I re-encode
them to a higher quality, they look better in FP9 but we're talking
about almost 60% more size to achieve what had been done correctly
with flash player 8. No one seems to have this problem right now,
but I think it is a major issue, cause not everyone is using 400kb
to encode the videos. It must have something to do with the codec
inside the plugin, they way it handles everything in low
resolution.
I have to say I tried everything: quality =high, embedded
video, flv progressive, 100%quality to JPG when publishing, etc.
The video looks bad ONLY with flash player 9. I am not allowed to
publish the address but I think this might have happened to someone
else too. please please any help appreciated, I'm on due date
(everything was finished!) and now it cannot be uploaded like this.
thanks a lot!!
Indira

Flash 9 is out of beta - d'oh!
Anyway, I have a few video's published on the web. They are
encoded at 400kb (medium quality/On2 codec). Check them out:
http://www.lsac.org/lsac.asp?url=/VideoStreams/gettingthere/GettingThere.html&chapter=1
That video looks the same on Flash Player 8 and 9 on IE and
Firefox.
I have no idea what is wrong with your videos, but there is
no bug in Player 9 as far as I can tell.
You have to publish at least one of your videos and it's url
so that I can see the problem that you are describing.

OLM SCORM content issue with FLash Player 9 Active X version 9.0.115

Hi,
Does any one have issue completing SCORM online content (flash object) via OLM with FLash Player 9 Active X version 9.0.115 using IE? I have same problem also via mozilla.
I have two computer one with 9.0.45 and one with 9.0.115. I can complete the online course with version 9.0.45 without any issue but the status always incomplete with version 9.0.115. When using 9.0.115 it seem there is not communication between OLM player and the application (nothing showup in the java console).
I checked Adobe website and this is what they quoted:
ActionScript 2 getURL() and ActionScript 3 navigateToURL()calls such as getURL("javascript:myFunction();") fail with live web-server content if the HTML and SWF are in separate domains. This issue appears in Internet Explorer versions 6 and 7.

Dharma,
I just tried a piece of flash content using 9.0.115 on iLearning and had no issues, and this should be no different than OLM.
Is the SCORM Adapter set up and in use with debugging turned on? Do you see information in the java console when running the content using the other version of Flash?

Errors on my web site started with Flash Player Release a few days ago (Mar 28, 2012)

Hi,
I have a Flash based video player on my website. This was designed and implemented based on an article vy Lisa Larson-Kelley. It has run flawlessly for several years. But, when I installed the lastest release of Flash Player a fedw days ago (Mar 28, 2012), I am now getting really annoying issues with the Flash Video Player.
I expect that I will need to place insturctions for users on how to roll back their version of Flash Player, since this latest version is broken.
But, many of the people who visit my site are not tech oriented (they are mostly friends and family, so, I don't expect that they will really roll back their version of Flash player.
I am 100% certain the issue is the latest version of Flash, since these errors never occurred until I installed the latest version.
On my work laptop, I have an older version of Flas (10.x.x) and this probelm does not happen. On my desktop PC at home, I have an older version of Flash 11 installed, and this problem does not happen (in IE9). The version of Flash PLayer 11 where the issue does *not* occur is 11.1.102.63.
On that same desktop PC, if I use Chrome, (which automatically defaults to the latest version of Flash which is 11.2.202.228, I get the problems. So, there is no question that the issue is with the latest version of Flash and not my hardware or drivers. I get the same problems on three different computers.
My website has a username and password. If someone from Adobe wants to replicate the problem send me an e-mail and I will send you the username and password.
The videoplayer on my website is at this url: http://www.jjjhi.com/TryMakingFlashVidPlayer/VideoPlaylist.html (but, you will need the username and password).
The issue is that sometimes (not always) when you select a video to play, inistead of the video loading into the panel as it should (sized as 1025 x 578), instead, all you see is the control skin. The video begins to play, but all you get is the audio. It looks like this:
You can recover from this error by using the skin control to make the image full screen, but, the video looks poor at fulls screen, because it is created at 1024 x 578. You can then get the correct size by returning from full screen, but, I don't want the pepole who visit my cif\deo playet to have to go all through that. Especially since most won't even know enough to try making the video full screen.
This doesn't happen for every video on my web site, but, once it *does* happen once...it will happen for every video selection you make.
This is unacceptable, and it absolutely a function of Flash version 11.2.202.228.
Adobe: Please fix this bug as soon as possible.
I've implemented an HTML5 based video player and have begun populating it with mp4 versions of my video clips, but, quite honestly, the playback using HTML5 is much worse than with Flash. I encoded the clips in the HTML5 player with the same Variable Bit Rates as in the F4V clips, and, in the HTML5 player, there are missed frames, and the audio can get out of sync. So, I *want* to keep using my Flash Based video player, but...if Adobe doesn;t fix this, I will just dial down my VBR till I find one that is slow enough to play in HTML5 and ditch Flash.
My HTML5 video player is here:
http://www.jjjhi.com/TryMakingNewVideoPlayer/NewVidPlayer_option1_jth.html
(again you need the username and password to use it, send me an e-mail and I will give them to you, I just don't want to post them in an open forum).
Here is a bitmap of the page: It is quite snazzy looking and is based on an excellent class from Chris Converse at Lynda.com. But, even though it is 'snazzy looking' the HTML5 player performs poorly on an under-powered machine (like my work laptop). It uses 100% CPU and misses frames and the audio loses sync. The same videos encoded with the same VBR for Flash (F4V) play great, *except for the new issue described above!!!!)
I Adobe can fix this issue with Flash Player 11.2.202.228 ASAP, else, I will have to 'downgrade' to an HTML5 based video player, that, quite honestly does not perform as well as Flash.
If you want to reproduce the problem contact me at my e-mail address: [email protected] and I'll send you the username and password.
You can then prove that the problem does not exist with prior version of Flash player (before 11.2.202.228) but *does* exist with this latest buggy release.
Thanks,
John

Thanks.
I sent the username and PW to you and Chris.
Cheers,
John

Flash Player 9.0.115.0 - Fullscreen Mode Not Working

Hello,
I just wanted to report that my brand new Acer Laptop with an
Intel X3100 GPU (IGP) can't play content fullscreen when using
Adobe Flash Player 9.0.115.0 .... Normal , non- fullscreen videos
play great - but on youtube- when i want to go fullscreen with
Hardware acceleration on- I get a fullscreen gray colored
screen..... If i disable Hardware Acceleration - it works fine, but
I assume with higher CPU usage....
I just thought of reporting this problem with my Intel GPU...
(I also have the latest Drivers from Intel installed)
My system specs are:
Pentium Dual-Core T2330 CPU
2GB RAM
Intel X3100 Intergrated Graphics Processor
Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator Driver for Windows
Vista 32-bit Version 15.7.3
Windows Vista Home Premium 32bit Service Pack 1
I hope this helps adobe engineers solve this problem
Thankfully,
Edward
P.S. I also have similar issues with my ATI HD 2600 GPU
powered desktop with HW accleration on fullscreen (fullscreen black
and white triangles)....

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Is this a bug whith Flash Player 9?

Hi everybody!
I´m with a bug in Flash Player 9 plugin in IE 6.
The problem is that when a page with flash ins loaded by the
browser and if this page contains a swf, its not loaded. When i
click whit the right button in movie, the popup menu exibit "Movie
not loaded". In Firefox this doens´t happens.
What can it be?
Thanx!

This is what I see in IE 9.0.8112.16421, but not in FF.

Bug Report: Flash Player 13 crashes Firefox 28 often

Crashing scenarios: Youtube videos ending, and opening a new tab simultaneously. That happened while palying a playlist on autoplay, and when playing a video not part of a playlist. Also, listening to Pandora and opening a new tab.
Visual experience of the crash: With the YT crashes, Firefox freezes and never becomes responsive. For the Pandora crash, the whole browser just shuts down and gives me a prompt to report the crash.
How I know it's FP13: I just installed in not even an hour before the first crash. Experiencing 4 crashes within 30 hours, after going 4 weeks without a crash? Very interesting stuff, isn't it.
I could not find a formal way to report a bug, so here is this.
Also, make it easier to downgrade. It's a pain having to get a 140 MB installer package to run one installer that I need, uninstall the new FP, then disconnect from the internet so you don't tell me that I'm trying to install an old version and not giving me the option to continue. If you're not going to test your software extensively to make sure it doesn't crash often, don't force people onto it.
Running 32-bit Vista.
Searching around, I see that you are going to drop support for 11.7 (what happened to 12? I could not find an installer for that anywhere) on May 13th. You should delay this or actually make FP13 stable.
Yours truly,
Exaskryz

Pandora has, and causes, a lot of problems if your audio and video drivers are outdated or corrupted. Also, if you have RealTek® audio, you're never going to get Pandora to "play nice" with it. Flash Player has nothing to do with either of those.
You can find 11.7 here: Flash Player 11.7.700.279 but I have Vista Ultimate (64bit) with Flash Player 14 (beta), and I can run YouTube videos, post here and in the Apple Forums, as well as checking out a few News sites, all at once... and no crashes with FF 29.

No sound after installing flash player 11.3.300.262, have mozilla 13.0.01, working fine with flash player 11.2.202.233

Have no sound after installing flash player 11.3.300.262. Working fine with flash player 11.2.202.232

hello, unfortunately this seems to be a bug in adobes flash plugin 11.3. please refer to the following forum entry on how to handle the issue or report the problem with your system details to adobe.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4483563
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3210964

I encountered a problem when using Flash Player V9.0.115, can somebody help me?

Hello all, can somebody help me?
I have encountered a problem when using Flash Player
V9.0.115. Your help would be greatly appreciated.
The problem described as follows:
1. The flash file with sound works well before uploaded to
website. The audio lost when uploaded to the website(There is no
problem with the flash file size). I have uploaded the flash file
to website for you to test. Please go to
http://www.sameshow.com/democreator/create
a new site.swf and kindly check with it.
2. When we open the flash movie in IE with Flash player
V9.0.47 and previous versions (Flash9d.ocx), the flash movie with
sound works well.
3. When we upgrade the flash player to the latest version
V9.0.115 (Flash9e.ocx), the video works well, but the sound just
can play several seconds and then stop.
4. On Flash Player ocx V9.0.115. If we publish the flash
movie on web with 24fps, the sound just can work several seconds
and then stop, the problem is the same if we use the
TShockWaveFlash control to play the flash movie.
5. On Flash Player ocx V9.0.115. If we publish the flash
movie with 12fps, the sound works well but the quality is really
very poor. It seems that the sound plays shorter with more frames
per second. But the flash file works well with the Flash Player
V9.0.47 and previous versions (Flash9d.ocx).
Can somebody help me to figure it out? Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Sabrina
[email protected]

Hello Darren, I really appreciate your response. My mail is
[email protected] I have uploaded the flash file to our
ftp,
http://www.sameshow.com/democreator/create
a new site.swf. And also I compressed the original file to a
zip file and uploaded to our ftp at
http://download.sameshow.com/aff/create.zip,
please kindly check! When we playing this flash file on FlashPlayer
V9.0.47 and previous, the audio works well. But the audio just can
play several seconds and then stop when I playing it on FlashPlayer
V9.0.115. The garbled audio makes us very upset. Your help would be
great appreciated!
Sabrina Fu

Have You Any Knowledge of Bugs in Flash Player 10?

I have custom software that was developed for me by a Flash animator using Flash Player 8. Everything was working fine. It also worked on Flash Player 9. Now there is a part of the website that doesn't work. I checked with my animator and he says that the problem is a bug in Flash Player 10. He said that he found mention of it on Adobe.( https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-1028). He says that the remedy that they suggest is to transfer everything from Actionscript 2 to Actionscript 3. That would cost me about $2500. I am just launching this website and don't have $25 let alone $2500 to fix this issue and yet the sound is critical in this section.
Here's what doesn't work. There is a section where the kids click and drag "pieces" and put them into photographs and when they release the pieces, they makes a sound. For example, click and drag a chick and put it into the photo and when it is released, it peeps. It doesn't do that now.
Does anyone have any suggestions for me that are less expensive than the one that I already know about??
Thank you so much!

Posted on another by Don Moir
Goto this link for a fix for your problem:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/199162?tstart=0

Camera just up and stopped working with flash player. SUUUUPER annoying. Any ideas?

Hi:
Windows XP SP3 32bit, latest updates applied
Firefox 3.6.6 (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.2.6) Gecko/20100625 Firefox/3.6.6 ( .NET CLR 3.5.30729; .NET4.0E))
IE 8.0.6001.18702
Flash Player 10,1,53,64
HP EliteBook 8530w with built-in HP camera (brand spankin' new).
So Flash Player today decided it doesn't want to work with my webcam. I have pulled my hair out trying to figure out what the problem is. The camera works fine with other video camera software, such as Adobe Flash Live Encoder 3.1, for example, or the various Microsoft cam tools. But Flash Player just won't see it. When I visit a website that uses the camera through flash, all I get is a black box. I never get the privacy screen that asks me if I would like to allow the site temporary access to my camera.If i go into my settings, and go to the camera tab, it shows my camera device in the dropdown box. But you know how if you double-click the little box under the dropdown, it should activate your camera and display a little video inside that box? That doesn't work for me. All I get is this:
It doesn't matter if I use FF or IE. I've re-installed Flash Player, both the FF version and the Ax version. To no avail. I've logged into my computer as a different user, because hell maybe it's some weird dumb thing in the Flash Player cache or something. Nope.
Now here's the super, super, super annoying part: I just recently moved to this laptop and one of the things I was looking forward to was a computer where my webcam would FINALLY work with flash player again. Yes, that's right: my old computer had this exact same problem. And in both cases, at one point the camera worked with Flash player no problem, and then at some point, it just stopped working.
This makes me think, of course, that the problem is some nefarious piece of software I've installed, but I can't think of what that is. I know the camera was working with my new computer as early as last week. Recently I've installed a bunch of software, including Adobe Media Live Encoder 3.1, Flash Professional CS5, and the Adobe Connect add-in. I've uninstalled everything except CS5, because, hey, who wants to re-install that if they don't have to? I'll do that as a last result, but the guy sitting next to me has the entire CS5 suite installed and camera works fine for him with Flash Player (same exact hardware too), so I don't think it's that. Other than that, I dunno. I've got VS2008 and 2010 installed. GoToMeeting. Office. That's about it.
So. Any ideas? Any thoughts on how I could even start to debug the issue? Logging or something? Any help is much appreciated.

Yes.
Victory is mine.
VICTORY IS MINE!!!
Solution:
Go to C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\mms.cfg
Set
AVHardwareDisable=1
to:
AVHardwareDisable=0
Restart your browser. Done. Camera works now.
I really want to shout this solution from the rooftops, because try Googling the solution sometime. I did. I failed. You will too. Hopefully if I use some more 18-point bold font, Google will index it faster, because that's the way it works right?
I actually had no idea that Flash Player has a folder in Windows\system32 at all, and I definitely had no idea that this file existed. I am guessing some stinking app I installed decided I needed AVHardwareDisable set to 1 for some reason (effers). I found out about the location by just lazily searching through the windows registry for "Flash Player" and eventually saw it pointing to that directory. A little more poking around and I found this file.
Those of you who actively support this forum: please keep this in the back of your mind, next time someone has audio/video input problems with Flash Player. I've found an awful lot of forum posts from people with cameras not working, and I bet a good portion of them need this fix. Reinstalling Flash Player will not fix it. Here's hoping the solution comes up in Google for the next unlucky soul.

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I have some problems with some content played with flash
player 9. I get an error dialog up in firefox and it ask me to
dismiss or continue flash player 9 ?

Hi,
Are you using Afcs to build you application ? Is so, then
please us know the details of the error. This forum is for
developers using Adobe Flash Collaboration Service to build their
applications.
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