Anyone have a solution to a non functional EAA video player in the google chrome browser? I have tried different extensions for chrome to no avail. It works fine in explorer.
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Anyone have a solution to a non functional EAA video player in the google chrome browser? I have tried different extensions for chrome to no avail. It works fine in explorer.
I haven't seen any issues like this - I use it in Chrome multiple times a day. I'm using ver. 26, if that makes a difference, but have never come across a problem with any version. Which version are you running? And can you be more specific about the problem? Does the player window appear, any of the controls, etc.? Also, what operating system are you running?Quote:
Originally Posted by fr8dog
Chrome version 26.0.1410.64 m, when going for instance to the hints for homebuilders channel the area where the player would be is gray, no controls whatsoever, in explorer the selected video shows up and one can play, pause etc.. all is normal. In chrome no go, it's been frustrating me since I can't seem to find why? It sure sucks to have to load explorer in order to watch a video!
Using windows XP.
That's really odd, and I can't reproduce it - same browser, same OS. I'll dig deeper when I get to work in the morning.
"Hints for Homebuilders" are Flash video. Plugins in Chrome can occasionally be unique. I suggest you go to Adobe's web site (using Chrome) and download and install the latest version of Flash. Sometimes that little kick in the pants will fix oddities in Chrome (as rare as they are).
http://get2.adobe.com/flashplayer/
~Chris
hey Chris, thanks for the tip, did just that and although the adobe site said my browser was already configured to play flash, I downloaded the latest version anyway, but... still not working. This is driving me crazy, i've tried about everything I could think of but still no go...
Rudi
OK, found it!, it was brightcove, I have ghostery installed with Chrome and this blocked brightcove which I guess also enables the ads, disabling ghostery on the EAA site fixed it!
Nice fix! Blocking plug-in... Just hiding behind the scenes waiting to make your life miserable :-)
~Chris
I'm glad you found it, and appreciate the update - I clearly wasn't having much luck on this end.Quote:
Originally Posted by fr8dog
Just FYI, Brightcove is the video host and player that we use - yes, it enables the advertising you'll see before some videos, but, more importantly, it's what enables the videos themselves. Anyway, glad you got it working and thanks again for letting us know!