Intel atom z2560 based dell venue 7 tablet unable to utilize flash plugin in Firefox version 30.0

I have a Dell Venue 7 running on an Intel Atom z2650 Dual Core Processor running Android KitKat v4.4.2.
I have Mozilla Firefox version 30.0. I have followed the instructions on downloading and installing the latest version of Flash Player for Android 4.0, and making sure plugins are enabled in Firefox, but still unable to view flash content. Please help if possible, I greatly appreciate any suggestions and help with this matter in advance!

Flash does not work on Intel Android.

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I am trying to run a director 11.5 windows projector (made on a mac) on Dell Venue 11 Pro tablet (win 8.1/1920x1080/baytrail CPU) and am having problems with "alignment" on the screen. The 1920x1080 movie seems to be loading but fills only about 60% of the screen. You can see the desktop through the other 40%. It appears that the movie (at normal size) has been shifted up by 250 pixels and to the left by 400 pixels and is playing. So you are seeing the desktop through lower "SW" portion of the screen.
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I am beginning to think that there is a problem with the intel integrated graphics hardware. I should add that the problem I am having also occured a few months ago when I tested a similar projector with a acer iconia w3 tablet (8 inch screen/windows 8.0/1280x800/atom Z2760 CPU/intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD hardware).
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4GB 1600MHz memory.
128GB SSD.
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