Flash videos downloading not playing in browser chrome

I didn't do any of the three options shown in the documentation. I know the thread is quite old. However, the easiest way you can attain this is by doing the following. PS: This will work if you have a single video. In case you have more than one video. Create a Resource menu on Slidemaster and then add the list of videos in that menu.

Make Chrome play video instead of downloading it By Kate Petersen. I have a SL presentation with buttons to open videos in a new window. Thanks, K Petersen.

Hi Kate, It sounds like a Chrome specific setting - so that would be specific to each user as well. This works fine for Firefox. What would I gain by inserting the video as web objects?

Thanks for your help. Hi Kate, You can check out the difference in this documentation. Hi Leslie, I didn't do any of the three options shown in the documentation. The video or game issues are usually caused by Chrome extensions, plugins, and something saved in your cache the browsing data.

Please read this page if you want to recover deleted Chrome history. If this failed, you can also try to fix YouTube videos not playing or other videos not playing by updating Adobe Flash Player. Adobe Inc. Now, other companies respond to this issue as the end date is approaching.

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