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Old January 29th 09, 02:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Olórin[_2_]
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"Stewart" wrote in message
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Thank you both. As suggested I have now installed the latest Adobe Flash
Player but that has not helped. When I go to Thomsons main site I can
view their videos of cruises etc and in fact until I intsalled the update
this week of Internet Explorer 8 I think I could view from any of their
sites.
I have included below the site I went to (I know it has a long title but
that is it) so may be you could have a look and see if you can watch the
video. I am still getting a black box in the top left corner and when I
check on its properties I see
http://easylink.playstream.com/tuiuk...00/523/941.wvx and from there
I can view the video however that should not be necessary; I do get the
sound when I left click but no view.
Any more ideas?
Thanks again


Here is the site:-

http://www.thomson.co.uk/thomson/pag...79032000003724



"1PW" wrote in message
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On 01/28/2009 03:02 PM, Stewart sent:
I am not sure where to ask re this so please answer or direct me.
I am using Windows XP with media player as installed. Running explorer
8.
When I access Thomsons (or Lunn Poly) holiday sites and try to see their
video of a resort I cannot get a picture. I have a square with a small
rectangular square in the top left corner; I can click this but nothing
happens although sometimes I get sound but no picture. I can view their
photographs and maps but not the video.
I have tried with media player open and also tried dragging the square
into
media window but no joy.
Any ideas?
Thank you.


Hello Stewart:

To be much more certain, you probably should have posted the URL you're
dealing with.

If you haven't installed Adobe's latest Flash Player, to go with your
Internet Explorer 8 (IE8), you won't be able to "see" any "flash" based
presentations. You'll need Flash Player 10.0.12.36(IE) (or better) for
your Internet security.

http://www.adobe.com/

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1PW @?6A62?FEH9E=6o2@=]4@ [r4o7t]




IE8 hasn't had its final release yet, it's still only RC1; for use on a
day-to-day "production" machine, you should stick with IE7. I believe
there's a specific forum for IE8 testers.


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