Standalone Flash Player?

I can't seem to find the link to the standalone (read: not in
browser) Flash Player anywhere on the site. Someone said to get the
Flash 9 preview, but they only have that for linux now. I need the
one for Intel Macs.
Thanks!

got to mozilla.com and get firefox. next time you come across
something that requires flash it will take care of it for
you.

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I have a problem with the standalone Linux Flash player. The thing is that when I have a video playing in background and over it I make some tweens, it flickers all the time and it is an annoying flicker. It happens only on Linux Flash Player (it works on Windows Flash Player). The flicker appears when I have a video on background, only when the tween is made and on the portion of the screen where the tween is made. I have Ubuntu 9.04 installed and the latest version of standalone Flash Player (from 2/24/09). I've tried this on several LCD and on all it does the same. My video card has the Intel G31 Express Chipset (the drivers for the video card are the one from Ubuntu). I have generated the swf file from Flash CS3. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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Hello,
I have unchecked the option "generate html wrapper file" so I
don't have to bother about closing the browser tab each time I make
a small change to the code and rerun the application.
This works fine as the standalone flash player closes when I
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I would like to extract data from my Flex application to a
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Downloading .swf files-standalone Flash player

I have the most recent Adobe Reader X, and I have no problem playing .swf files on a browser. However, I am trying to download a .swf file onto my computer and play it with Adobe Reader X.
The people on the site that has the .swf file say that I need a standalone Flash player. What I need is a link to this standalone Flash player so I can open the .swf file without the use of my browser.
A little more info: When I try to open the .swf file, it says:
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I have tried to do this on Chrome and Firefox using Windows 7 and tried it on a Mac with Safari and Camino; I get the same result each time.
Many thanks for any info, and especially the standalone Flash player, that you can give me. If I should move this thread to the Flash Player section, just let me know.

The standalone Flash Player (Projector) can be downloaded from http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html
Note that the download is the player, not an installer, so you'll need to make the file association manually.

Licensing Standalone Flash Player.

I've searched the forum to see if this question is already
addressed. I found one or two that are close, but do not directly
apply to my question. I've read the standard distribution license
agreement for the Standalone Flash Player, but I can't interpret
"legalese" and I just want to be sure.
I want to distribute the standalone Flash Player on CD to
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benefits of using my services as a real estate agent. Before you
suggest that I simply package the presentation as a Projector file,
I can't do that. The presentation will reside on the Internet. The
standalone Flash Player on the CD will play the presentation from
the Internet. That's why I can't distribute it as a Projector file.
Additionally, running the presentation in a browser window
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before making an alternative solution, I've already been down those
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standalone Flash Player on CD to anyone. Is that, in fact, the
case? Can I copy the standalone Flash Player to CDs to distribute
to anyone? And if so, does the standard distribution license
agreement cover it? Thanks to all.
Tim

Hi Tim,
If your SWF file is on the Internet/Web Server then call the
SWF file from a
Projector file.
i.e
loadMovie("
http://www.flashjester.com/download/examples/test.swf",1);
That way you don't need to worry about the licensing.
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Old standalone flash player linux

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Windows XP and standalone flash player

I have a swf file created from InDesign. I want to be able to view, and interact with this swf in a standalone player. I can do this without a problem on the Mac. But, when I moved to my Windows XP computer I can't seem to make it work. I've tried to download Adobe's player, but once I install it, I can't seem to locate it to open as a standalone application. And my swf file doesn't recognize it either. Does anyone have a suggestion as to how to make this work?
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Did you check any other Adobe forums? Perhaps the Flash Forum may have info on what you want to do.
Also, when you first open your thread, look to the right side for "More like This".
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Help.
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1. Give readers a work around that still utilizes the bitmapData.hitTest() function, as the whole chapter is based on it (oops!)
2. Tell readers where to download a player that works.
3. cry.
I've already commenced #3, but would like help achieving #1 or #2.
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8bitrocket wrote:
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Standalone flash player for linux full screen?

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just wondering (as I couldn't find any option in readme file,
help, etc).
If it is possible to launch flashplayer (the standalone linux
version) from command line straight to full screen,
so the presentation plays straight away. Any info would be
appreciated.
thnx,
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Flash Player 11.x standalone - weird fps issue

Hey there,
Windows 7
Flash Player 11.1 and 11.2 - 64bits
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Since 2 or 3 weeks ago, when I launch my standalone Flash Player, it's often really really slow for no apparent reason. If I set my project to run at 60 fps, it will stuck between 25 and 32 fps, for maybe 30-40 seconds, then maybe it will speed up to 60 fps, even if the project is actualy emtpy - nothing at all, just an empty document class. I started noticing this when I first start playing around with the stage3D but as I said, it happens even with a blank project.
I observed something really weird. Let say my standalone runs slow at 32 fps, then if I simply open Google Chrome besides it, then the standalone start running at 60 fps !!
The problem is the same with FP11.1 or 11.2. It doesn't seems to happens with the browser plugin, though I would have to double-check that.
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Thanks
rb

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Try this simple fix... I just got it to work...
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This fix doesn't solve the auto-update issue in Firefox, but at least your Flash will hopefully work again in Firefox until a more permanent fix is made available from Mozilla...

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