Hi.
I can't get most video sites to work. Youtube seems to be the only site which works. BBC iPlayer & ITV (UK TV channels/websites) don't work. I also tried adult sites because I thought why not, and they don't work. LiveLeak doesn't work. I don't use Facebook, but coming to think about it I have not been able to watch videos on there before. The last time I tried, Twitter didn't work...
How can I fix it? I downloaded and installed what I thought would work - Adobe Flash Player - which did nothing at all to help, despite it saying on its site it is working, with the animated cloud graphic. I installed a Flash Player add-on for Firefox which made no difference. The built-in plugins - OpenH246 Video Codec, Shockwave Flash and Widevine Content Decoder - are as they are... I went into safe mode in Firefox, and that didn't make a difference. I disabled Hardware Acceleration in Firefox's settings, which didn't help. I disabled all Enhanced Tracking Protetion options, to no avail.
I have tried all of these things, and only Youtube works. I just updated Firefox to 75.0, but that also didn't do anything to help. It is on Windows 7 32-bit.
Please help. It is very annoying having to go to another site and downloading the videos just to watch them.
Thanks.
I can't get most video sites to work. Youtube seems to be the only site which works. BBC iPlayer & ITV (UK TV channels/websites) don't work. I also tried adult sites because I thought why not, and they don't work. LiveLeak doesn't work. I don't use Facebook, but coming to think about it I have not been able to watch videos on there before. The last time I tried, Twitter didn't work...
How can I fix it? I downloaded and installed what I thought would work - Adobe Flash Player - which did nothing at all to help, despite it saying on its site it is working, with the animated cloud graphic. I installed a Flash Player add-on for Firefox which made no difference. The built-in plugins - OpenH246 Video Codec, Shockwave Flash and Widevine Content Decoder - are as they are... I went into safe mode in Firefox, and that didn't make a difference. I disabled Hardware Acceleration in Firefox's settings, which didn't help. I disabled all Enhanced Tracking Protetion options, to no avail.
I have tried all of these things, and only Youtube works. I just updated Firefox to 75.0, but that also didn't do anything to help. It is on Windows 7 32-bit.
Please help. It is very annoying having to go to another site and downloading the videos just to watch them.
Thanks.
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