No fullscreen for video

I am using the plugin click2flash for safari on my Snow leopard 10.6.2, When am watching youtube videos using the plugins quicktime HD mode i am not able to see it in fullscreen mode. But when i see the same movie using webkit i am able to watch it in fullscreen mode. the fullscreen mode control is seen in the bar below. Can someone provide a solution to have the same controls using Safari also.

HI,
Might be help here.
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