I'll only say the Adobe Flash Player 9 isn't so hot under Firefox 3, but more usable with IE7.
There's been much comment and constination here in the UK since the BBC replaced it's Listen Again Real Based Player with the Flash based IPlayer. No one's having a good time with it, and things like the volume control and navigation slider aren't accessible at all. The BBC have said they'd address this in October. October been and gone and nothing's happened. No idea whether screen reader vendors can do anything to improve the situation but this Flash thing has spread like wild fire and something had better change for the better soon. Ray. Max G. Swanson wrote: > With lots of audio being funneled thru Flashplayer, I trust this isn't > off-topic. The subject line says it all; I keep reinstalling Flash9, and > after one use IE7 says there's no Flash Player, at least not the latest > one. > > Since the Activex controls never load right, in spite of Alt-N and the > information bar, I have two files: Uninstall Flashplayer.exe, and Install > same. Even when rebooting between running these two, Flash just never > stays. This makes UTube and NPR both a real pain to listen to. > > The owner of this machine, an early Dual-Core with XP Pro, has about the > same level of trouble with Flash9. > > Adobe's heart may still be in the right place, but the flashy side of the > coin is really starting to prevail. I'd appreciate any help, and you > might send me a C/C as I'm on digest. Firefox presents much the same > Flash problem. > -- > I had a quote for y'all, but the clipboard fizzled again. All the best, > Max. > > Jonathan Mosen List Founder Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
