can anybody please advise us ,cannot acess any videos on profile pages or in video section ,have been on to adobes site and have the up to date version installed ,used to play no probs a while ago but all i get now is just a blank screen as far as im aware nothing has been switched off or altered any advice much appreciated thanks briteen
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Hi,
I've seen a couple of tickets over the past few months from Vista and Internet Explorer 9 web browser users reporting a similar problem viewing videos via the JW Player software that we use.
Please try running your web browser in compatibility view - there's a 'broken page' icon that looks like this at the top of your screen, on the right hand side of the web address bar 'www.swingingheaven.co.uk...'. Please try clicking onto that option and then try watching a video.
I've seen a couple of tickets over the past few months from Vista and Internet Explorer 9 web browser users reporting a similar problem viewing videos via the JW Player software that we use.
Please try running your web browser in compatibility view - there's a 'broken page' icon that looks like this at the top of your screen, on the right hand side of the web address bar 'www.swingingheaven.co.uk...'. Please try clicking onto that option and then try watching a video.
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Admin,
Spotted this the other day
From January, Internet Explorer (IE) users will be automatically updated to the latest version of the browser.
Microsoft said it was starting the project to update millions of machines to improve security online.
Future updates to the browser would be applied without a user's knowledge.
Those who did not want their browser updated could opt out or uninstall the software, said Microsoft.
The giant upgrade programme will affect IE users running Windows XP, Vista and 7, and will first be rolled out in Australia and Brazil. Only those Windows users with automatic updates turned on will be enrolled in the programme.
Those using Windows XP will be upgraded to IE8,
while those on Vista and 7 get bumped up to IE9.
This will probably mean the demise of IE6, a 10-year-old version of the browser that Microsoft has been trying to kill off for a while.
Suspect that SH Australia users might be logging Forum Posts/Support Tickets, then followed by rest of world users.
Worth creating an FAQ and separate 'stickie' perhaps ?
Spotted this the other day
From January, Internet Explorer (IE) users will be automatically updated to the latest version of the browser.
Microsoft said it was starting the project to update millions of machines to improve security online.
Future updates to the browser would be applied without a user's knowledge.
Those who did not want their browser updated could opt out or uninstall the software, said Microsoft.
The giant upgrade programme will affect IE users running Windows XP, Vista and 7, and will first be rolled out in Australia and Brazil. Only those Windows users with automatic updates turned on will be enrolled in the programme.
Those using Windows XP will be upgraded to IE8,
while those on Vista and 7 get bumped up to IE9.
This will probably mean the demise of IE6, a 10-year-old version of the browser that Microsoft has been trying to kill off for a while.
Suspect that SH Australia users might be logging Forum Posts/Support Tickets, then followed by rest of world users.
Worth creating an FAQ and separate 'stickie' perhaps ?