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Can’t View Video Lessons
Getting this error message …
Error loading player:
No playable sources foundI just renewed my lesson membership, I’ve been away for a while, but I had no problem seeing the lessons in the past, they are a great resource
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Webmaster sent you an email 😊
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I got the same message. You simply need to download Adobe Flash player. See the YouTube video. After I did that, the videos opened just fine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1k7gL0NSPg
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Thanks, Colleen … I had done that, did it again, rebooted … still no luck.
Webbie’s been helping, but it’s a problem too obscure to resolve at this point. -
The good news is I JUST installed Chrome, and the videos run!
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I am having the same issue now… never happened before. I don’t know what to do.
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This generally happens when a browser plugin causes issues with the flash plugin.
Steps to resolve are to:
1) Try another browser
2) Try removing plugins in your primary browser
3) Try updating flash -
FYI I just started getting this error and its only happening on Safari on my computer can anyone confirm that is the case?
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We’re having issues watching videos from other websites too using safari……it’s a new problem. I’m now using chrome!!!
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I use safari too…
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Well, I downloaded google chrome and put that as my new default browser. The videos work again, goodbye Safari! Hello Chrome!
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Safari has been very troublesome for the last six months. I started to notice issues with it completely dropping styles for some sites I visited often and its slowly progressed to videos becoming an issue. My current favorite browser is Chrome.
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I found the solution. Recently Safari has defaulted to flash being off on all websites even if you install/reinstall it. To get videos working in Safari again:
1) Open the preferences pane
2) Select the security tab/icon
3) Click the plugin settings
4) Put a check in adobe flash player
5) Set any websites you see in the list to on
6) Set “When visiting other websites” to on
7) Select DoneThis fixes the issue. I have to say its frustrating that Safari has taken yet another step to obsoleting Flash which is still very much a viable technology for protecting videos.
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Happened to me again. This time I just went to Chrome. No headaches with Chrome.
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Using chrome the video just seems to be loading but it doesnt actually play! anyone has this issue?
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Karen Chen, do you have Adobe flash player? I use chrome and never had issues, you can try Firefox to,
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