Change Flash version reported on sites (PR1.3 only)
Tweakflashver alters the Flash plugin so that it reports a custom version to sites. This will NOT magically give you functionality not already in the plugin, but will allow to use sites that 'require Flash 10' even though the actual content works with Flash 9.
| Author | Attila Csipa |
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I don't know but this app has never worked for me. I've recently bought N900 and I never managed to watch a flash video on any site. I'm currently running PR1.3 and have upgraded this app for PR1.3. When I start the app I get this error.
Flash plugin file size mismatch (6723876 vs 6732516). I have set the version to Linux Desktop 10.1.53.
If I go to youtube, All I get is "plugin content" instead of the flash video.
Anybody know how to fix this?
I don't know but this app has never worked for me. I've recently bought N900 and I never managed to watch a flash video on any site. I'm currently running PR1.3 and have upgraded this app for PR1.3. When I start the app I get this error.
Flash plugin file size mismatch (6723876 vs 6732516). I have set the version to Linux Desktop 10.1.53.
If I go to youtube, All I get is "plugin content" instead of the flash video.
Anybody know how to fix this?
Before the PR1.3 update, i used to see the video embebed here: http://bit.ly/canal24h .
After the PR1.3 I can't see it....neither with the Tweak Flash Plugin installed
How can i test it correctly? :-(
This app worked perfectly for me (PR 1.3). I set the flash version to LNX 10,0,45,0 (recommended by the author) and my tests succeeded.
Good to see an application that fight stupidity! I've yet to come across doesn't work with this, which means that many sites demand flash 10 for no reason whatsoever!
Ci voleva proprio. Speriamo esca un aggiornamento al vero Flash 10.
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Your PR1.3 upgrade might be incomplete (the file size mismatch means that you're trying to run the PR1.3 version of the app against the Flash shipped with PR1.2). Another sideeffect of this is that you might see green lines in some videos that worked fine previously.
On the forums many users seem to have been able to solve this by reinstalling the flash plugin (as root from the console)
apt-get install adobe-flashplayer --reinstall