Negative image on streaming baseball

Hi,
I am receiving a negative image on streaming baseball. Like
if you had a color negative. My browser is Firefox and I have FP vs
9.0.47.0. How can I change that. I have cable internet commection.
Thanks,
Swen

Download the latest beta version of Flash Player 9 Update 3
beta from
http://labs.adobe.com and see what
that version does...

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