Adobe Flash Player For Os X 10.5 Download At 1

For Firefox, theres an NPAPI plugin, Opera and Chromium-based browsers use PPAPI plugins and the standalone edition has its own version.

However, there are also a number of websites that use Flash Player updates as a phishing scheme to get you to install malware on your PC.

So, if youre sure that you have the latest Flash Player version for the application that youre currently using, then simply ignore the prompt.

Check out the cards you have and use them to acquire assets.

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We have a reasonably high-speed Internet connection (i dont recall what it is theyve bumped it up a couple of times at least 1.5 Mbps and probably more like double that).

Typically we will either use the family eMac (1.25ghz, 1gb ram) or my work laptop Lenovo (Intel Pentium something processor and 2gb ram).

He is running Flash Player 10 (most up to date version), Firefox 3.5.3 (most up to date version), and OS 10.5.8 (most up to date version supporting his machine).

I did notice that the family eMac is running OS 10.5.8 and Flash Player 9.

They list a couple of Firefox extensions that can cause problems.

Make sure brower caches are clear.

Beyond that Id say do comparecontrast (does it only happen on ABC.com content vs other full episode video sites such as Hulu Usually these problems stem from not getting enough data into the pipeline quickly enough.

I got an error indicating that I did not have a supported version of Adobe Flash installed.

Adobe Flash Player For Os X 10.5 Download At 1

As far as download speeds, accroding to speedtest.com, I download at 1.02 Mbs.well in excess of the requirements.

You may want to have a closer look at the System Requirements, which for the Mac appear to be identical for both Flash 9 and Flash 10: It is true that the minimum is listed as PowerPC G3 500MHz or faster processor, yet reading further down we see that the recommended minimum hardware for video is PowerPC G5 1.8GHz or faster processor for an optimal playback experience.

I missed this the first one or two times i looked at the system requirements.

Now, the fastest Mac in our house is the last 15 PowerBook G4, 1.67 GHz.

Were using that to run Comedy Central videos via Flash, at something like 1024 x 768 or 1280 x 1024 (ive forgotten which; that Mac is not available as i type).

It is running OS 10.4.11 with the current updates, and Safari 4.0.3.

Weve been having consistent crashing issues, which i have been troubleshooting.

After watching 2 Daily Show andor Colbert Report full videos in sequence, Safari crashes consistently.

The log shows a Flash security privilege issue being the problem (also not something i can easily post now, or i would gladly do so).

When the videos run, they run decently, though they tend to freeze up (both sound and video together) within the first minute or so of a new show video block (following a commercial block there is switching between different video files, with each show segment seemingly a separate file).

Thats been going on for many months now, related to a change Comedy Central made.

In the process of troubleshooting the crash, i installed a squeaky clean OS 10.4.11 with current updates, and fresh new Flash 9.0r246 for PPC (the drag-install, not one of the installers this is to troubleshoot a clients issue of no Flash at all, which is why im on the forum today).

Went to Safari 4.0.3: crash.

Went to the new Safari 4.0.4: No Crash.

So, that problem seems taken care of.

I also tested the latest Camino and iCab, neither of which crashed where Safari did.

The point of all this is that all these browsers exhibit the same freeze up, to the same degree, indicating it is not a browser issue.