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You probably should try uninstalling and then upgrading your Adobe Flash player.
And just out of curiosity, is there some reason you want IE8 instead of Firefox 3?
Upgrade the Flash Player.
And, btw, it's high time you give a go to Google Chrome and Firefox....
IE sux
Yes you can get Firefox or at least safari!
You have made a very common mistake. Using IE. :)
Microsoft still yearns to own the Internet. Despite all the press releases about finally complying with W3C Specifications, they still routinely fail Acid Test 3. http://www.dzone.com/links/rss/saint_michaels_blog_blog_archive_internet_explore_3.html
Get Firefox. http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html
Adjust your security to medium high and then go into your program files and go to microsoft and hit not the delete button, but the repair button. Sometimes things have to be reloaded when you download them while the firewall is on. They dont always load with all of the necessary elements in tact and when you repair it without being connected to your firewall after the instillation is complete, it fixes its own issues.
Try that!
I have no such problem myself at the moment with IE8.
"I can't give give you a solution. I can just tell you:
- I can see all of them, once I enabled Flash for the site
- the two you cannot see use a different type of embedding
as the one you can see (have a look at the source, search for the object tags
and compare them)
- why they are not done all in the same way is a mystery, looks like the
author doesn't really know what he's doing and just grabs the code from
somewhere else
- I would assume that this maybe is a problem of the installed Flash version.
e.g. either a newer or older version than I have may not display the two
movies
- I have version 10.0.22.87 (you cannot find out about the version from the
add-ons manager, the Adobe plugins have a bug and don't update that value, you
have to use right-click/about on the movie area)
- it doesn't look like a problem in IE
Hope this helps to get you going. "
Source and further information:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general/browse_thread/thread/69f545e4074198d6/748a3acd6ef12aa2?lnk=raot
Further information:
- "Embedded Video will not play":
http://www.vimeo.com/forums/topic:12320
- "IE8 blocks videos in Internet Explorer General ":
http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general&tid=36898a61-cfe2-4f05-80dd-8ff89af203cc&cat=&lang=&cr=&sloc=&p=1
Hey all the answers are right, like enable popup's, try using firefox, and don't import anything from internet explorer, uninstalled internet explorer and reinstalled an older version, but I think upgrading your Adobe Flasher Player, shot down your computer and boot it up again should work just fine.
Internet Explorer 8 has add-ons that can be disabled. Add-ons such as Adobe Flash Player, Windows Media Player and any 3rd party program that is not part of IE.
To enable them, click on tools, and then Manage Add-Ons. Find which Add-On you want to enable and enable it.
Also, if you are still having problems. Microsoft has included a reset button on the last tab of Internet Options. Click that, and delete personal settings. It will set everything to default and work.
Please note because add-ons are third party, look for the yellow information bar at the top of the screen.
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On another note. I have had no problems with IE8, versus anything else. I had problems with FF3 crashing. Chrome is junk to me, and I used to love FF3. I'm testing the Beta of FF3.1 and I like it so far, but until I'm convinced that when one tab crashes the window won't crash, then I'll be good.
Yes that is in IE8. If a tab crashes it doesn't crash the window.
IE is coming back to the fold in following the standards and will again one day regain the top mantle in browser features, usability and performance.
Everyone forgets that Microsoft end up distributing just about everything worthwhile as part of the next Windows releases...
They have learnt their lesson with browser compliancy. For the record, I prefer to Coke to Pepsi, and you can have your Pepsi(Firefox).
Go wear an Atari t-shirt and have cafe-lattes on a street-side cafe with your man-bags and green eco beliefs. I'm sick of hearing the "developer" community run-down IE. It keeps you in a job.
If you didn't have to write cross-browser code - you would be unemployed.
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You're reading Since I downloaded Internet Explorer 8, I cannot see video's posted on AB from youtube.. Why is that, can I do anything to fix it?
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Or that... *Didn't think of that. +6
by Go know thyself is THE RED QUEEN on April 9th, 2009
videos...how ? am i missing something ?
by joechef8 on April 9th, 2009
Ok, I'll try that.
Is firefox about the same of IE? Don't know anything about it
by Joy to the world on April 9th, 2009
joe- When people post a video(music,etc)I can no longer see them, since I've had the IE8
by Joy to the world on April 9th, 2009
@joechef8: Not sure what you're asking. Answerbag allows answers to include embedded videos (usually hosted by youtube, but any external service will work).
@Joy: most knowledgeable users use Firefox instead of whatever browser came with their operating system. Firefox has generally been ahead of Internet Explorer for a long time in terms of features and available add-ons, etc. It's free, just google it.
by HasntBeen on April 9th, 2009
Thanks HasntBeen =) I did download it on my computer, and so far, seems a lot better. Thanks guys :)
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BTW, i did get the video thing fixed too.
by Joy to the world on November 12th, 2009
Excellent!
by HasntBeen on November 12th, 2009
Yes it is! lol =)
by Joy to the world on November 12th, 2009
Hasn'tBeen,
I've been happily using Firefox for several years. Last week I upgraded to the latest version and immediately started having problems where none of the links or buttons on webpages worked and it wouldn't navigate to my bookmarks.
After checking out Mozilla Help I un-installed it, deleted everything connected with Firefox and did a new installation. That didn't improve things so I used IE, Opera and Safari for a day each, and today I'm trying out Google Chrome. I would prefer to have a fully functional FF so if you have any ideas I would be grateful.
by Brian I on November 13th, 2009
Do you have a mouse wheel that accepts presses? Sometimes FF does that for me, and it made me crazy until I found a discussion thread in which someone mentioned that clicking the mouse wheel seems to free it from whatever it's mouse-confusion is. This works every time now. I'm not even sure it's a bug, it could be that there's some mouse-wheel behavior in FF that is "by design", but nobody thought to ask what would happen if the user inadvertently got into that mode and couldn't get out any other way.
If that's not your problem, then I dunno other than to suggest that maybe your "cleanout" wasn't as thorough as it should have been?
by HasntBeen on November 13th, 2009
Thanks, I use the mouse wheel to open links in new tabs, but it stops having any effect after FF has been to a few sites. I'm pretty confident that I cleared everything out because I deleted the Mozilla folder in Documents and Settings after un-installing it.
Google Chrome has proved to be no good, after half an hour or so it can't open most pages. I'll keep researching my FF problem on the Mozilla site.
by Brian I on November 13th, 2009
Well the mousewheel fix is just to click it once, not to pursue links... which seems to undo whatever mode it's stuck in. I presume you tried that?
by HasntBeen on November 13th, 2009
I haven't been back to FF yet, but I will certainly be trying. Thanks again.
by Brian I on November 13th, 2009