Flash Player green screen crash

When i'm trying to watch a movie in online player that uses Adobe Flash, im getting green screen for fev seconds, then stuck and crash. Green screen appears sometimes after 5 sec from start of the movie, sometimes after 15 min. I checked on Firefox and Chrome(with pepper flash and normal flash), both the same crash. In task manager I noticed, that plugin-container.exe or one of chrome.exe's take 25% of my cpu (1 core) when they stuck. Also when there is a green screen, time on player goes 50x faster. Tried reinstalling flash and graphic driver, both don't work.
My pc:
Windows 7 64 bit 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1
AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 960T Processor, 3000 MHz (4 cores)
2x2 gb Kingston DDR3 1333MHz RAM
Msi 870A-G46
Gigabyte HD 6770 1gb GDDR5 (newest non-beta drivers)
120gb Kingston Hyperx SSD sh103s3/120g
OCZ CoreXStream 500W
Flash player version: 13.0.0.182
I know, my English isn't best.

reinstalled 2 times, i saw Your other posts
@edit On some players movie just skips, for example: there is a 1:37 , video stucks, and next i see 1:55 instead of 1:39, it happens few times in row (on some players it's with green screen but after 5-10 sec it changes to very pixelated black-white screen, like old tv without signal, but more pixelated), then video stucks and i need to refresh page. Tried watching many movies in about 10-15 players, only youtube works, because, i think, that it uses html5.
Any ideas?
@edit2 I disabled web shield in Avast, because i couldn't view pages, and I think that helped with flash player too.
@edit3 Yes, turning off Avast web shield helped not only with flash player but also with downloading errors and no page loading.

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From: chris.campbell <[email protected]>
To: Jim Jones <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, March 16, 2015 4:26 PM
Subject: Installed and verifed but Flash Player continues to crash in Firefox. Any suggestions
Installed and verifed but Flash Player continues to crash in Firefox. Any suggestions
created by chris.campbell in Using Flash Player - View the full discussionHello,I'm sorry you're encountering these problems. I'll try what I can to help. 1. Have you tried any browser other than Firefox? It would be helpful to know if these same types of crashes occur with Internet Explorer or Google Chrome.2. Did this crashing behavior just start occurring? If so, was there a particular update or event that preceded the crashing?3. Does the crashing happen consistently? Ie. If you go to the same web page that contains Flash content, does it crash every time you visit? Does it crash when you visit this page? Flash Player Help What pages does it crash on?4. Can you visit about:crashes within Firefox and submit some of the most recent crashes. Once submitted, please post back with the crash URL's.4. Can you try resetting your Firefox profile? Refresh Firefox - reset add-ons and settings
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