Revert to Firefox 3.6.3, and you should be good. it has nothing to do with Flash Player 10. There's a minor bug with their upgrade from version 3.6.3 to 3.6.4. Okay, I was able to appraise the situation with Firefox. Very disappointed with Flash Player 10, quite frankly.
The best solution IMO is to uninstall FV 10 and try to revert back to FV 9. This is purely a FV 10 problem, as I had no issues whatsoever with YouTube or any of these other programs. And yes, I've tried the "Settings" options when right clicking on a video. Which is nice, but it's an unnecessary hassle that I don't want to have to do every single time quite frankly. you can use Real Player as a browser and utilitze Real Downloader that way.
This is perfect for traveling where your network. That means you can have videos available to watch, anywhere, even without an internet connection. The "Click to download" Real Player bar that usually shows up is non-existant in Firefox, but shows up on IE (but will show a "video cannot be downloaded" message when Real Downloader is activated).īelieve me, I uninstalled and re-installed Real Player, with no success on the browsers. (Image credit: VideoProc) As the name suggests, the best video downloader software is there to help you take online video and store it locally on your device. I think he's talking about the Flash Player 10 plug-in, because I've been having a similar problem.īasically, not just on YouTube, but on any site with video (including Dailymotion and any site containing embedded video), the Real Downloader feature has been disabled.
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