Timothy
For some reason, when I run Firefox and attempt to watch a video under 200,000 views, it does not work. It should be noted that if I attempt to run the video in Internet Explorer or Google Chrome, it does work. Anyone on here have any ideas on what's wrong? Is it my Firefox, Flash, my computer, YouTube itself, or something else entirely?
The Firefox I am running is 16.0.2. My OS is Windows 8. My current Flash is 11.4.402.287.
Answer
What Firefox version are you running? (to find out, go to Firefox>Help>About Firefox in Vista or 7 and go to Help>About Firefox on XP and probably OS X). If it says 16.0.2 (or over), it's probably not Firefox's fault). Still, try turning on JavaScript by going to Firefox>Options>Content and checking your add-ins. See if Flash is activated by clicking the puzzle icon in the Firefox menu and checking for "Shockwave Flash". If it's not there, download it at adobe.com/get/flashplayer. Also, try turning off your ad blocker and any other flash and video related add-ons.
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What operating system are you running? If it's a Windows PC, try downloading a Service Pack using Windows Update. If it's a Mac, try asking at the Apple support forums (Apple.com > Support) because I have no clue how Macs work.
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Try clicking on the "Try something new" text on the footer at the bottom of the home page and click "Try Out HTML5 Video Player".
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If it's not one of those things causing the problem, then sorry, I can't help you. :(
Good luck!
What Firefox version are you running? (to find out, go to Firefox>Help>About Firefox in Vista or 7 and go to Help>About Firefox on XP and probably OS X). If it says 16.0.2 (or over), it's probably not Firefox's fault). Still, try turning on JavaScript by going to Firefox>Options>Content and checking your add-ins. See if Flash is activated by clicking the puzzle icon in the Firefox menu and checking for "Shockwave Flash". If it's not there, download it at adobe.com/get/flashplayer. Also, try turning off your ad blocker and any other flash and video related add-ons.
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What operating system are you running? If it's a Windows PC, try downloading a Service Pack using Windows Update. If it's a Mac, try asking at the Apple support forums (Apple.com > Support) because I have no clue how Macs work.
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Try clicking on the "Try something new" text on the footer at the bottom of the home page and click "Try Out HTML5 Video Player".
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If it's not one of those things causing the problem, then sorry, I can't help you. :(
Good luck!
Under $200 video card to run Battlefield 3 on highish settings?
Alonzo
My cousin wants me to build him a gaming computer, and specifically, he wants to run Battlefield 3 on highish settings. Not necessarily maxed, but high. His budget (for the whole thing) is $1000. That leaves me with about 200 bucks for the video card. Also, I'm going to use a quad-core phenom, but I'm not sure if that's enough ghz for a high end video card. Any recommendations, or is it just not happening?
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You will be fine with a Quad Phenoem, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121446 The GTX 560 Is one of the best cards you can get for under $200, you will be fine maxed out with this card.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTQLLmRvZ_o This is it maxed out on Bad Company 2
You will be fine with a Quad Phenoem, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121446 The GTX 560 Is one of the best cards you can get for under $200, you will be fine maxed out with this card.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTQLLmRvZ_o This is it maxed out on Bad Company 2
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