On my Toshiba Satellite lap top I cannot get the flash player to play in full
screen.
Have tried downloading player from both Firefox and I.E
When I hit the full screen button all I get is a blank screen with a
diagonal line right across.
Am to to lap tops .Has anyone any ideas I could try.
Thanks

"charlie" wrote:

> On my Toshiba Satellite lap top I cannot get the flash player to play in full
> screen.
> Have tried downloading player from both Firefox and I.E
> When I hit the full screen button all I get is a blank screen with a
> diagonal line right across.
> Am to to lap tops .Has anyone any ideas I could try.
> Thanks

Hi. I only got this lap top yesterday so I reckon I have got the latest
version downloaded.
I have no problem with this on my desktop computer so I was thinking maybe
it is something I am not doing right with it. Thanks for replying.

Hello,

I was getting the very same anomaly, (a diagonal, white on top/grey on
bottom that flashed color when playing), and I just stumbled upon a
quick fix:

1. Right-click in the standard youtube video window (non-full
screen).
2. Choose 'Settings...' from the Flash Player's pop-up menu.
3. Uncheck the 'Enable Hardware Acceleration'
4. Click 'Close'.

Full-screen should now work, or at least it did for me. Some kind of
Flash incompatibility with latest Firefox build, it would seem. I am
running vista, so maybe that has something to do with it, as well.
Good luck!


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Hi Freethinker,
You are brilliant! That works just fine.
Had previously looked on Adobe web site forum and the "boffins" there
couldn't come up with something this simple.You are brilliant. Sorry for the
delay in answering you. Thanks. Hope this helps others.

"freethinker" wrote:

>
> Hello,
>
> I was getting the very same anomaly, (a diagonal, white on top/grey on
> bottom that flashed color when playing), and I just stumbled upon a
> quick fix:
>
> 1. Right-click in the standard youtube video window (non-full
> screen).
> 2. Choose 'Settings...' from the Flash Player's pop-up menu.
> 3. Uncheck the 'Enable Hardware Acceleration'
> 4. Click 'Close'.
>
> Full-screen should now work, or at least it did for me. Some kind of
> Flash incompatibility with latest Firefox build, it would seem. I am
> running vista, so maybe that has something to do with it, as well.
> Good luck!
>
>
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thanks,

great advise that was, everything works just fine even the BBC iPlayer

Cheers

I had the same problem. Entered support tickets at the computers manufacturer (Acer) the Reseller (Paradigiti in the netherlands) and AMD (Mufacturer of my ATI Radeon 2600 Pro). All could not come up with this brilliant sollution!!

Now I'm trying to find out why hardware accelaration is not supported. I did not by this rather expensive card to let my CPU do all the graphics work did I. If I get some positive feedback from the guys at AMD I will drop a line in this post.

THX a million times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have just been with a customer who has the same problem. However "Enable hardware acceleration" cannot be unticked. In fact, after right clicking, I cannot change any of the flash setting. He has a Toshiba Equium running Vista and the up-to-date flash. Any ideas why I cannot change the flash setting? I have been able to change them on every other computer I've come across.


Thanks.

Ive got a reply from AMD. As it seems their newest driver (8.1) has some known issues in Vista, they advised me to try the older 7.3 version. I haven't tried this yet but maybe it will solve your problem in the meantime.