Third Party Flash player???

I have a G5 PPC running 10.5.8 and would like to know if there are ANY third party Flash Players since Adobe no longer supports PPC?

Hello,
Or free 3rd party...
http://www.wimpyplayer.com/products/wimpy_standalone_flv_player.html
The last really supported Flash for PPC was 10.1.102.64, but if it's for like Facebook or such, people have been fooling FB to think they have a leter version installed.
Texas Mac Man's Flash hack/post...
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3599648?tstart=0
Flash player 11.1 hack on PowerPC - https://discussions.apple.com/message/16990862
Might be later ones around also... saw 11.3 I think.
See in each Browser which version of Flash it thinks it has...
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/155/tn_15507.html

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Hello eveyone,
I was wondering if there is any way that I can know some how
what buttons "Play, Pause, FF, etc. " has been clicked a third
party Flash Media Player?
Thank you and have a great day.
Khoramdin

Thanks for the suggestions it appears I was doing more or less the right things but miss reading the error message:
Cannot access keyword.classes.thirdPartyClass
bad class file C:\java\keyword\classes\thirdPartyClass
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please remove or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectroy of the classpath.
While looking I have found that the classes do not contian src folders of Javadoc so I will go see if the third party can supply a Jar file or similar.
Thanks

"Allow Third-Party Flash Content to Store" possible as a Linux user?

Hello,
is it possible to activative the option "Allow Third-Party
Flash Content to Store" on the "Global Storage Settings" panel if
you are starting a webbrowser as a normal user under Linux? At the
moment it is only possible for me if I start my Firefox (or Opera,
Konqueror) with root priviileges. Do I have to change the rights of
a certain folder or something like that?
The reason why I ask is that I noticed that you can activate
sound in YouTube Videos only if you activate Flash Cookies.
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OK, I solved it. There is a hidden .macromedia folder in the
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Need third party standalone player

Can anyone recommend a third-party Flash standalone player
which will play .swf's? I need to have my content play NOT via a
browser and I do not wish to publish as a self-contained file. This
is intended for my co-workers who do not have the Flash source
software installed.
Any suggestions?

i did a google search for "flash stand alone player" and
found this:
http://www.globfx.com/products/swfplayer/v
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Kirk Wicks wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a third-party Flash standalone
player which will play
> .swf's? I need to have my content play NOT via a browser
and I do not wish to
> publish as a self-contained file. This is intended for
my co-workers who do not
> have the Flash source software installed.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>

"Allow third-party Flash content" checkbox missing with flash player 10

Allow third-party setting is missing from the global storage
tab of the settings manager
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager03.htm l
Flash Player 10.0.12.36
Windows XP SP3

re: http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager03.htm l
Found this info recently, try this:
Note for IT / Tech Support staff: If you are in a Windows domain login environment, such as a workplace network, there could be a conflict with the location of the Desktop directory. Some users have reported success by creating an empty folder named "Desktop" in their home directories (so if you already have a "Desktop" folder in your home directory, this probably will not help).
In explorer, go to your home directory location:
XP: C:\Documents and Settings\WINDOWS-USERNAME\
Vista: C:\Users\WINDOWS-USERNAME\
Create a new folder named "Desktop" in that location. Then try enabling Flash Local Storage again, as above.

Third party Flash Video player with DRM

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No, but you are able to create webkit browser environment and embed flash player plugin and playback protected content.

Third party Flash transition effects

Can third party transition effects be used in Catalyst?

The effect code would not be accessible to Catalyst. You can use Flash Profession to animate the item with the effect you want, then import that swf into Flash Catalyst. FC does allow you to play and stop a swf.
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Not seeing "allow third-party Flash content to store..." in Flash 10.0.45.2

Hi,
I just upgraded to Flash player 10.0.45.2. I would like to review and choose my privacy settings.
When I go to the Settings manager through the online interface, I do not see the "Allow thrid-party Flash content to store..." as expected and as described in
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/546/4c68e546.html
Instead, I see
I want to set up my settings to allow to store information from the original domain, but NOT from third-party domains, how do I do this?
The first choice is in French and says :
'Allow Flash content to store information on your computer". There is no reference whatsoever to "third-party" information.
Is this normal? Is this a translation mistake? Does the first choice there apply to ALL information (so-called Flash cookies), from the originated domain AND from the third-party domains?
Second question: I can't seem to find how to see the Settings manager in English...
I am using Firefox, but I tried with Opera, and the Settings manager looked the same: no choice for "third-party" thinsg either.
My OS is Windows XP SP2 (French), but all my browsers are English, so I'd like to see the Flash settings in English, too.
Thanks for any help, I really want to block the third-party cookies, but not the others.

Hi again,
Thanks for your time... but I'm still stuck.
The Language problem
I CAN change the language settings for the Global site, but the Flash Player settings 'live" window is ALWAYS in French, no matter what I do and which language I choose.
The Third-Party Settings problem:
As you said:
In English, the choices are:
Never ask again
Allow third party content to store data on your computer
Store common Flash components to reduce download times
In French, the choices are:
Ne plus demander (This is a correct translation of "Never ask again")
Autoriser le contenu Flash à enregistrer des données sur votre ordinateur : This is an INCOMPLETE OR WRONG translation, the french sentence means "Allow content to store data on your computer". There is NO MENTION of third-party here.
Stocker les composants Flash courants pour réduire la durée de téléchargement. This is a correct translation of "Store common Flash components to reduce download times.
So, am I to think that if I uncheck the second choice, I will disallow third-party stuff (as in the English sentence), or will it disallow ALL content to be stored (as in the French sentence), regardless of third-party or not?
This is very important for me, and for all the French speaking Flash player users.
I can't believe there is such a mistake in a product used as widely as the Flash player is...
The Website Storage settings are per website settings, I do not want to have to accept/deny each website individually, I want a global policy for disabling third-party cookies, exactly as the second choice in English is designed for.
Unfortunately, the French second choice (apparently) doesn't say the same, as it allows/disallows ALL contents.
Could someone from the Adobe translation team (or equivalent) help to solve this, maybe?
Regards and thanks for any help.

Cannot view third party flash (windows 7)

I've been trying to check the box to enable me to allow third party content but it will not check no matter what I do.
I've seen people post about this before, but the other posts were from users with different operating systems. I'm running windows 7 with firefox 3.6.12 and adobe flash 10.1
Please help..

Delete the 'Flash Player' folders at %APPDATA%\Adobe and %APPDATA%\Macromedia and try again. (Type or copy/paste these addresses into the Windows Explorer address bar.)

Ugh..third party flash problems

While this forum has been very supportive and helpful to Window's users, I'm a Mac user with the same problem. I cannot click on the Flash box that says "accept third party" etc...The other two boxes are fine, but it's impossible to cIick on the middle box. I use firefox, but it's an issue on all my browers (safari and Opera) so it must be another problem. When I try to listen to Myspace, the player goes for a sec then stops and I can't listen to Pandora either.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Pat, is this the thread you are thinking about?
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/128188
If not, I may have another one. Let me know.
Thanks,
eidnolb
P.S. I just checked that thread and it is Post#16 instead of what I just deleted. Also comments that you made regarding Windows is very important.
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Third party DVD player issues

Recently, I have come across an issue playing back DVD's with
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segment ( the studio leader at the beginning) and will then just quit.
Apple's DVD Player works fine (quality is crappy and can't get surround
tracks out of it). Yet, when the DVD is ripped to the hard drive and
played from there, it is works just fine.
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My unit is a 2010 MacMini with HDMI. (see list)
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plugins like Perian, none of which work for Apple's DVD player. This was
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Some update at some point may have broken them, be it OSX or their own.
I've beaten the Apple DVD player issue enough, let's just consider the topic dead.
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nonsense, I just use PowerDVD 10. And please note this is BluRay disk
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I do appreciate your help, but was primarily curious if others had issue
as well.
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3rd party Flash player applications

I have the Ipad 2 and really like it but my only gripe with it is that it doesn't have flash player. I don't want to buy the Ipad 3 due to money. I know there are 3rd party flash players but I was wondering if there are any good ones that someone would recommend. I don't want to buy an app that either crashes a lot, doesn't work and so on. Please help me. I'm new to this whole thing so I would greatly appreciate the help.

Flash is not supported on the iPad - and as Adobe have announced that they are stopping development on all mobile versions of it, it probably never will be.
Browser apps such as Skyfire, iSwifter, Puffin and Photon 'work' on some sites, but judging by their reviews not all sites - have a read through their reviews and see if any of them look like they might be ok for you. Also some websites, especially news sites, have their own apps in the App Store.

Problems using third party Flash plug-ins for Captivate 4 content

I'm using a few Flash CS4 plug-ins (Control VR, 3D Carousel XML) that work perfectly well in Flash.
However, when importing the animations into Captivate 4, numerous cryptic errors occur which seem to be related to the XML file.
Do I need to do anything different when importing Flash animations that include XML data? The XML files are all in the same folder as the Flash movies and the Captivate file, but it still doesn't work.
Any help appreciated!

Hi Kevin,
Because this is a commercial plug-in and therefore I cannot test it without purchasing the component. I would recommend that you report this issue to the Adobe Captivate team and send them the both the source CP file and the component. Although I have had some success in getting XML code recognized by CP there could be many reasons why the XML code from this component is not being intrepreted.
Adobe Captivate Feature Request/Bug Report Form
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Third Party DVD Player for MacIntel (not VLC)?

The only software I miss from my Windoze days is PowerDVD. It had many features like step-backward, multiple FF and REW speeds that were keyboard shortcut accessible (vs. Apple DVD player where you set one speed and that's it), screen capture, and it also did a better job of deinterlacing and introduces less "halos" and softening artifacts than Apple's DVD player (and yes, I've tried both with and without the deinterlacing setting enabled). It also zoomed to different resolutions better.
Is there anything analogous to that for Mac OSX, preferably a MacIntel native program? I've searched this forum and versiontracker and google and have come up empty. Any help would be appreciated. I don't want to do the last resort, which is to Bootcamp my MBP in order to have one program.
Thanks!

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http://www.chimoosoft.com/captureme.html
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