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2007-11-30 , 14:52
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Hey guys -

I've had my n810 for 5 days now. Until yesterday, I was watching youtube videos in the browser - loving it. As of yesterday, I now get the message "Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player."

I have javascript turned on, and I'm thinking youtube forced people to upgrade to h.264 enabled flash player. (Same thing for facebook video).

Can anyone else confirm this? Are you guys able to see youtube on your n810's?

If not, what is the likihood of getting an updated flash player? (I don't think we can just download and install the linux flash player).

Thanks for any help.
 
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2007-11-30 , 15:42
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You probably have flash disabled. Check the magnifying glass in the corner and under components, be sure that Flash is checked.
 

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2007-11-30 , 15:44
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that was it - thanks so much.
 
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2007-11-30 , 15:56
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Just to let you know, it's apparently the forced behavior of the tablets to disable Flash when memory gets low and NOT warn you, so if you see Flash not working, it's probably for this reason.
 
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