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hello! I'm having REAL problems with flash player. I'm a designer and i do use flash mx to create content, but this problem occurs when i'm browsing the web and with standalone flash player. i visit a website with a flash component on and i get no sound - also if i open a .swf file it plays in the standalone player but also with no sound! i have removed and reinstalled flash player plugins and also the standalone player and reinstalled the fp7 plugin for IE. no effect. i also installed flash player 7 for firefox 1.0 and still the same - no sound! sound works in every other application including games! also, because i've removed player that came with flash mx, it never got reinstalled.. do i need to uninstall and reinstall Flash MX to get my player back!? but more importantly - how can i get sound working? hope someone can help!
[quoted text, click to view] willgrant wrote: > hello! I'm having REAL problems with flash player. I'm a designer and i do use > flash mx to create content, but this problem occurs when i'm browsing the web > and with standalone flash player. i visit a website with a flash component on > and i get no sound - also if i open a .swf file it plays in the standalone > player but also with no sound! i have removed and reinstalled flash player > plugins and also the standalone player and reinstalled the fp7 plugin for IE. > no effect. i also installed flash player 7 for firefox 1.0 and still the same > - no sound! sound works in every other application including games! also, > because i've removed player that came with flash mx, it never got reinstalled.. > do i need to uninstall and reinstall Flash MX to get my player back!? but more > importantly - how can i get sound working? hope someone can help!
There have been several cases of this lately. But not all with a common cause. I believe we're waiting for Engineering to give us more info at this time. But I did solve it for one customer (see this thread): < http://groups-beta.google.com/group/macromedia.players.flash/browse_thread/thread/7a7b5d3623bcefef/79c28cbc2feb481c?q=Wolfe+sound+player+group:*flash*&_done=%2Fgroups%3Fq%3DWolfe+sound+player+group:*flash*%26start%3D0%26scoring%3Dd%26num%3D10%26hl%3Den%26ie%3DUTF-8%26lr%3D%26as_drrb%3Dq%26as_qdr%3D%26as_mind%3D1%26as_minm%3D1%26as_miny%3D1981%26as_maxd%3D21%26as_maxm%3D1%26as_maxy%3D2005%26safe%3Doff%26&_doneTitle=Back+to+Search&&d#79c28cbc2feb481c> So you have no sound in the activeX control, standalone player, and in the plugin. All of which are -separate- players. So whatever is causing this is not inside the player, it's some subsystem the player is using. Check what I wrote in the thread above and post back. Note: Do =no= reinstall Flash MX. That isn't going to help... -- Regards, Bentley Wolfe Senior Support Engineer, Macromedia Flash Senior Escalation Engineer
Bentley, thanks for the reply. I have checked the sound output device and since this post i've headed over to shockwave.com and found that the shockwave control plays sound fine.. :( also, i have updated my sound driver using windowsupdate.com to the lastest version. i am on xp pro, SP2, with ALL the available patches and hotfixes. thanks for your help, i will check back and hopefully MACR engineers will have a solution?
'So whatever is causing this is not inside the player, it's some subsystem the player is using.' well i'm on win xp pro - and gfullmer is redhat linux, so it's obviously not OS dependent.
This problem is annoying me so much! I have a summative project due in 1 week, and I need to use flash for it! I tried all the options above, even expanding the files, and I have had no luck! Is there any more progress to actaully solving this problem???? Please post back ASAP! Thanks, -Sean
I've had a similar problem in Windows 98se. I found that there is some relation to the sound card being used. Older Sound Blaster cards seem to exhibit this problem, but a Sound Blaster Live! does not. I've tried everything to get the older cards to play sound in Flash, but have not found the magic bullet yet. I've installed a fresh copy of windows 98se, tried different processor speeds, and different sound cards. I found the newest card I have available, the Sound Blaster Live! is the only one that will play Flash files in my Director application that I've trying to get to work. They do work in Firefox with the latest Flash Player installed. I've then updated Direct X and all the windows updates and there was no change. I only have this problem in Windows 98, not in XP or 2000. Any ideas? It seems to be something in Flash that talks to the hardware, but doesn't work all the time. Regards, Shawn
Help! This happened to me as well, only on a Mac. I'm running OS X 10.4.2, and very suddenly, Flash Player has stopped playing the sound. This includes content on the internet and on my computer (where I am trying to work on a flash website!). All my other media players are functioning, just not Flash Player. Any ideas? Is there a way to install an older version of Flash Player, one that works?
I want to bump this back up. I still am unable to find a remedy for this. I use over 6 different computers with flash but only my computer here at home is having this bug. I've noticed also that in my sounds and audio devices in my control panel, under the sounds tab. I am unable to preview the sounds. The play button is greyed out. Yet if I browse to the actual sound file I can play it fine in WMP. Please please please help. I've been dreading the all awful system format to try and get things working again.
Has anyone ever found a solution to this? Because i have the same problem and this problem is VERY huge to me because a lot of stuff I do depends on Flash and sound is certainly necessary for it! Please?
This solution just worked for me in WinXP; Control Panel -> Sounds and Audio Devices -> Audio Make sure the default device for sound playback is your soundcard, and not modem #0 line playback or something similar. Thats it! I think this problem stems from installing the sound card drivers after the modem drivers, windows defaulted to playing sound events through the modem.
I am also never able to hear the audio in Flash content in the player on my new iMac G5 running OS 10.4.2. I also have Flash MX installed on my computer, which I upgraded about 2 years ago to Flash MX 2004 Professional. I ported all of my apps over from the G4 I had then to this G5 I bought in July of 2005. This is a bit vexing as a guy trying to develop Flash animations with audio. Is anyone else having the same trouble? Or, better yet, any solutions?
My soundcard works perfectly with everything EXCEPT flash movie sound. NO SOUND. Macromedia is slow to remedy this problem, which is NOT a soundcard problem.
Originally posted by: TheMuffin I want to bump this back up. I still am unable to find a remedy for this. I use over 6 different computers with flash but only my computer here at home is having this bug. I've noticed also that in my sounds and audio devices in my control panel, under the sounds tab. I am unable to preview the sounds. The play button is greyed out. Yet if I browse to the actual sound file I can play it fine in WMP. Please please please help. I've been dreading the all awful system format to try and get things working again. I'm having the exact same problem. Flash Player used to work just fine, I bought a new motherboard and cpu and reinstalled Windows XP Pro, then the problem started. I can watch all kinds of videos with sound. But only Flash videos has no sound. My system setups are ECS nForce3-A motherboard, Sempron 3100 CPU, 1 GB of Ram, PNY FX5500 video card, onboard sound card. Did anyone ever figured out a solution to this? Thanks.
I had the same problem (Windows xp user) Flash sound used to work fine but suddenly stopped working. All other video sounds continued working. After spending hours searching for a solution (which I never found) I did a system restore to a day when it was still working. That solved the problem for me. You can find the "system restore" utility here, good luck: start/all programs/accesories/system tools/system restore
I'm having the same problem on nearly 70 computers. Everyone is trying to do training on FORD's corporate website and aren't getting any sound. It seems like flash player is taking over the sound drivers.... Symptoms are...at bootup sound works fine as usual, as soon as a webpage with flash video is opened via the web, all sound stops working, including the 'ding' when adjusting the volume through windows. To reactivate 'system sound' I open ms media player and play something...and it plays and sounds ok. On some machines the 'ding' when adjusting the volume through windows doesn't return.... on some it does. This does not however restore volume to the flash player or video playing in a flash website. How can we backup to the previous version of flash so business can continue? Ford is having a field day with this one...their support team is hating life right now :) Thanks
I have the same problem, i cannot do "system restore" because i have this problem for to long. Is there an solution yet for the "no sound in flash" for windows xp/ explorer & mozilla? I really need this to work. Regards, Jack.
[quoted text, click to view] Matrix1000 wrote: > I'm having the same problem on nearly 70 computers. Everyone is trying to do > training on FORD's corporate website and aren't getting any sound. > > It seems like flash player is taking over the sound drivers.... Symptoms > are...at bootup sound works fine as usual, as soon as a webpage with flash > video is opened via the web, all sound stops working, including the 'ding' when > adjusting the volume through windows. To reactivate 'system sound' I open ms > media player and play something...and it plays and sounds ok. On some machines > the 'ding' when adjusting the volume through windows doesn't return.... on some > it does. > > This does not however restore volume to the flash player or video playing in a > flash website. > > How can we backup to the previous version of flash so business can continue? > Ford is having a field day with this one...their support team is hating life > right now :)
Matrix1000.. I'm looking for some guineu pigs to help us figure out what's causing this. If you're interested in doing some testing please contact me offline at bwolfe@adobe.com -- Regards, Bentley Wolfe Senior Escalation Engineer, Flash
Finally !!!!!! And so simple..... It was Registry problem.... caused by clean-up with Spayware Doctor. Nothing to do with hardware. So if Flash sound AND System sounds don't work here is the solution.... Get K-Lite Codec Pack 2.69 Standard h**p:// www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm Install Package and then go to **/K-Lite Codec Pack/Configuration/ and Run "Codec Tweak Tool" tick "Fixes / [ Registry ] Fix Non-working system sound " Run tool... AND ..... system sounds are back and Flash sound is back......
I'm having similar issue cant play any flash related music....i was planning to work on my website which has music but it is not working tried lot of stuff with no success..if any body found the answer to this please share. thanks....
Originally posted by: cviko_m Finally !!!!!! And so simple..... It was Registry problem.... caused by clean-up with Spayware Doctor. Nothing to do with hardware. So if Flash sound AND System sounds don't work here is the solution.... Get K-Lite Codec Pack 2.69 Standard h**p:// www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm Install Package and then go to **/K-Lite Codec Pack/Configuration/ and Run "Codec Tweak Tool" tick "Fixes / Fix Non-working system sound " Run tool... AND ..... system sounds are back and Flash sound is back...... Thanks for posting this solution. It worked for me! And, yes, I'd been using Spyware Doctor, too.
Originally posted by: veronicamars Originally posted by: cviko_m Finally !!!!!! And so simple..... It was Registry problem.... caused by clean-up with Spayware Doctor. Nothing to do with hardware. So if Flash sound AND System sounds don't work here is the solution.... Get K-Lite Codec Pack 2.69 Standard h**p:// www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm Install Package and then go to **/K-Lite Codec Pack/Configuration/ and Run "Codec Tweak Tool" tick "Fixes / Fix Non-working system sound " Run tool... AND ..... system sounds are back and Flash sound is back...... Thanks for posting this solution. It worked for me! And, yes, I'd been using Spyware Doctor, too. Well, I am having similar issue too, none flash related sound will be played (win xp sp2), I don't remember installing any non-usual stuff here, only some divx codecs (which I have already removed) and Ms AntiSpyware...Everything else is as usually, and usually it worked. K-Lite didn't help. :(
Originally posted by: Artur D. Jackson Originally posted by: veronicamars Originally posted by: cviko_m Finally !!!!!! And so simple..... It was Registry problem.... caused by clean-up with Spayware Doctor. Nothing to do with hardware. So if Flash sound AND System sounds don't work here is the solution.... Get K-Lite Codec Pack 2.69 Standard h**p:// www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm Install Package and then go to **/K-Lite Codec Pack/Configuration/ and Run "Codec Tweak Tool" tick "Fixes / Fix Non-working system sound " Run tool... AND ..... system sounds are back and Flash sound is back...... Thanks for posting this solution. It worked for me! And, yes, I'd been using Spyware Doctor, too. Well, I am having similar issue too, none flash related sound will be played (win xp sp2), I don't remember installing any non-usual stuff here, only some divx codecs (which I have already removed) and Ms AntiSpyware...Everything else is as usually, and usually it worked. K-Lite didn't help. :( reinstalled my ac97 audio driver - works for me :)
Originally posted by: Artur D. Jackson Originally posted by: Artur D. Jackson Originally posted by: veronicamars Originally posted by: cviko_m Finally !!!!!! And so simple..... It was Registry problem.... caused by clean-up with Spayware Doctor. Nothing to do with hardware. So if Flash sound AND System sounds don't work here is the solution.... Get K-Lite Codec Pack 2.69 Standard h**p:// www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm Install Package and then go to **/K-Lite Codec Pack/Configuration/ and Run "Codec Tweak Tool" tick "Fixes / Fix Non-working system sound " Run tool... AND ..... system sounds are back and Flash sound is back...... Thanks for posting this solution. It worked for me! And, yes, I'd been using Spyware Doctor, too. Well, I am having similar issue too, none flash related sound will be played (win xp sp2), I don't remember installing any non-usual stuff here, only some divx codecs (which I have already removed) and Ms AntiSpyware...Everything else is as usually, and usually it worked. K-Lite didn't help. :( reinstalled my ac97 audio driver - works for me :) Tried reinstalling my ac97 audio drivers it still dont work...formatting seems like the only answer unless macromedia/adobe engineers comeup with a solution
Tried reinstalling ac97 audio drivers no success formating seems like a very good idea at the moment...unless engineers come up with a fix...which dont seem like it's going to happen in this life time...
THANK YOU! The K-Lite install fixed my problem. However, I had to follow the EXACT steps. The first time I ran the "Code Tweak Tool" I selected ALL the different options. That didn't fix the problem. The second time I ran it I only chose Registry ] Fix Non-working system sound " and the flash sound was back! Thanks again! Get K-Lite Codec Pack 2.69 Standard h**p:// www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm Install Package and then go to **/K-Lite Codec Pack/Configuration/ and Run "Codec Tweak Tool" tick "Fixes / Fix Non-working system sound " Run tool...:D
Does anyone know the registry key to change or another rmethod besides installing K-Lite? I believe that codec pack has a bunch of codecs that will show advertisements in the middle of watching videos, rendered from the 'free' codecs. Somebody who already installed it: can you look at the shortcut to Fix Non-working system sound and cut and paste the .reg file text it might link to? (just guessing here) Thank you.
Hi I've been having the same sound problems. I'm running XP. The strange thing is, when I turn my speakers up full volume, I can hear VERY faint sound. I am thinking it may be just be something simple. Any ideas?
Hi guys, No worries, I believe it is a bug in flash player, your system is just fine we have this problem with 24 PCs! Now, we have no audio on the flash applications and flash sites, the videos are just fine, but no audios. What could be a problem? Is there any problem with your flash application? Some of them have an Asus Motherboard, the motherboard is P4P800 SE. We upgrade BIOS and also contact them (Asus Tech support) regard to problem. It is all perfect. We reinstall Windows XP and upgraded to SP2 with all updates. And Direct X upgrades. We have checked all IE plug-ins and Audio drivers on control panel. The motherboard audio is the 6-channel AD1985 audio CODEC (SoundMAX), we have reinstalled the driver few times, and contact AUAS for it, every things perfect. We removed and Re-installed windows audio drivers separately. It is all good. But not helping to get the audio on flash sites back! We Checked Sounds card and audio in control panel, it was fine! Remove and reinstall flash player few times. Not useful at all! We have Checked all manage add-ons in IE to make sure they are enable, it is all good too. Uninstall and reinstall Audio drivers, reinstall and check Windows XP audio drivers, windows media application works just fine.
Im on Windows XP SP2 fully patched, and i cant get audio in flash too... Since its last update i think... I can play sound with other apps such as WMP10, and other misc stuff... But any flash related sound doesnt work. Ive tried the codec fix but that was not a fixer.. Any suggestions? Why isnt Adobe trying to fix this? This is getting rather ridiculous..
Has anyone tested the beta Flash Player 9 on one of your machines that is not playing audio with the Flash Player 8. If you decide to test Flash Player 9, first remove all current Flash Players from your system using the latest Flash Player uninstaller (3.0.0.17) from here: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href=" http://www.adobe.com/go/tn_14157">http:// www.adobe.com/go/tn_14157</a> Next, you can download the Flash Player 9 Beta here: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href=" http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/entitlement/index.cfm?e=labs">http://www.adob e.com/cfusion/entitlement/index.cfm?e=labs</a> Check your folder C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash you should have a 'Flash9a.ocx' file. If you see 'Flash.ocx', 'Flash8a.ocx' or Flash.8b.ocx' the uninstaller 3.0.0.17 did not remove the files. If that is the case, I would recommend reinstalling the version that was not removed, reboot and then run the Uninstaller again.
I'VE FOUND A SOLOUTION!!!!!!! this fixed mine right up( i use windows xp) open up control panel, then open up sounds and audio devices. from there click on the audio tab and on the sound play back, select "realteck AC97 audio" i hope this fixes yours because ive had this problem for about 9 weeks...
Get K-Lite Codec Pack 2.69 Standard h**p:// www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm Install Package and then go to **/K-Lite Codec Pack/Configuration/ and Run "Codec Tweak Tool" tick "Fixes / [ Registry ] Fix Non-working system sound " ______________________ I may just be stupid, but I got this program, installed it, but I can't find this "tweak tool".... It is not listed in the config area =/ I used spybot so this may just be my issue!
i have this probem with my computer im running win 2000 with sp4, i had this problem with this compter that i could not play any sound what so ever so i reinstalled windows and it worked great for a while and now it will works fine but every once in a while flash stops working on a website that im creating for my busness and a reboot will fix it for a few days..... i need help cuz i have to have this website done soon and i dont have the time to fool around with this......thanks
Adobe has recently released Flash Player 9. Download and check to see if the new Player resolves these audio issues. You can download Flash Player 9 here: http://www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer
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