Tom,
Thanks for your reply.
First, I guess that YouTube is showing a video, not a flash, that I
can't view. But none of the videos nor the flash files can I view on
YouTube, but I can view both on other sites.
I visited your link, below, and got this result:
1 Browser type and version Firefox 2.0.0.12
2 Browser build Not detectable with this browser
3 Platform WinXP
4 Cookies supported true
5 Cookies enabled Session = true / Persistent = true
6 JavaScript supported true
7 JavaScript enabled true
8 ActiveX enabled false
9 VBScript enabled false
10 Java applets supported true
11 Java applets enabled Enabled
12 Java Version 1.6.0_03
13 Java Vendor Sun Microsystems Inc.
14 Screen size 1280 x 1024
15 Browser size 1280 x 858
16 Connection type Not detectable with this browser
17 Connection speed 16606965 bits/sec (2027.22 KBytes/sec)
18 Color depth 16.77 Million Colors (32-bit True Color)
19 Flash Version 2 (Version 9.0 r115)
20 Shockwave Installed (Version 10.2)
21 MediaPlayer Installed (Version # Not detectable with this browser)
22 RealPlayer RealPlayer 10 installed (build 6.0.12.1662)
23 Acrobat Not tested by default
24 QuickTime Installed (Version 7.0.4)
25 Browser time Friday, March 21, 2008 9:12:15 PM
26 Time zone diff You are 3.0 hours ahead
27 Popup Blocked Blocked
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The above appears as a table in HTML before I send it -- I don't know
what it looks like in text in case html is stripped from this listserv
message. The only "false" entries are: ActiveX, VBScript; Popup
blocked, and Flash version 2 (Version 9.0 r115). I'm not smart enough
to recognize what else might be wrong.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I found out how to enable JavaScript using the You Tube help. It was
already enabled. I still can't see this video nor any other video on
YouTube. What's wrong?
Most web sites that depend on Flash will employ some form of testing to
see if your setup meets their minimum requirements. Sometimes this test
will give the wrong result because something other than Flash is out of
kilter.
I suggest using a browser test site to see what the server sees when it
looks at your browser. It may lead you to what is amiss.
http://browsertest.essentialtalk.com/
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