Have you tried:
wmode="opaque"
Not a 100% fix... but is usable and works better (imho) than
"transparent" (depending on circumstance.)
You might gander at:
Flash, DHTML Menus and Accessibility:
<http://snipurl.com/m08r>
"This article has shown you reasons you may want to use opaque mode in
your Flash movies. Opaque mode allows your DHTML drop down menus to stay
in front of your Flash movie as well as hiding non-essential Flash from
screen readers. Yes, transparent mode will also allow your DHTML drop
down menus to render properly and will hide non-essential Flash, but due
to possible performance issues, that's best left for opaque mode. Use
transparent mode to show elements stacked beneath your Flash movie and
when actual transparency is needed."
Here is the example used from that article (view source to double-check
the syntax):
WMODE(s):
<http://snipurl.com/u6hx>
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