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Tsuzuki 02-02-2009 10:05 AM
Help ~.~
 
ok here is my problem <.<"
I can't watch youtube or veoh videos on their main pages o.o
veoh don't open any main page anymore
and youtube... well it opens and I can search vids but they are not loading but when I watch youtube or Veoh vids from other webpages I still can do oO
I tryed so hard to figured out whats wrong ~.~ but failed -.-""
so if someone can help me pwease O.Q do it .

Mandiuana 02-02-2009 10:34 AM
maybe the source is your internet browser ?

Blac 02-02-2009 10:51 AM
try one of the ff
system restore to the time it worked
use mozila
get latest flash player
reformat your PC
Buy a new one

CrazyLee 02-02-2009 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Blac (Post 671772)
Buy a new one
Hmm, where have I seen this comment before;)
Have you tried using Explorer, since I think you use Firefox already. Though downloading flashplayer updates might be the idea, but surely both Youtube and Veoh tell you that you need the latest one when the vids dont play.

Banzai 02-02-2009 03:10 PM
I would suggest that you re-install Firefox and install all the necessary plug-ins you need. That is if you are using Firefox right now. If that fails, just try a different web browser such as Opera, IE or maybe Google Chrome. If you have important bookmarks you don't want to loose I also think you should save the links in a text file just in case they don't come back if you do decide to re-install Firefox (If that's what your using).

Odin 02-02-2009 03:47 PM
I did a remote to her computer, trying to fix this pesky problem. Here is synopsis of the situation.

  • This problem is effecting both "Internet Explorer" and "Firefox"
  • Adobe flash has been re-installed.
  • Videos from both Veoh and YouTube do play properly if they are embedded on another site. Just not from the services primary sites.
  • There was defiantly a virus infection, but now the system checks clean with 4 different scanners.
  • the "HOSTS" file checks clean for re-direction.
  • Although, the situation is effecting both browsers, I did remove all plugins and reset firefox profile clearing all cookies, history, passwords, etc....
... any idea would be appreciated. I know a OS reinstall would be idea, but at this time is not possible.

CrazyLee 02-02-2009 03:52 PM
Well, since that kind of helps I've asked a friend of mine that does programming (and other jank) in case he has any ideas.

Can we burn the pc, and then perform a weird, possibly 'fun' voodoo ceremony? Or is that a no-no also?

ivi0nk3y 02-02-2009 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by CrazyLee (Post 671833)
Can we burn the pc, and then perform a weird, possibly 'fun' voodoo ceremony? Or is that a no-no also?
Lol, thats great.

It could simply be anything you've installed recently Tsu. Last time I saw anything like this, it was because a friend had installed updated drivers for his sound card. He reverted back to some old ones and YouTube worked fine again.
Also, have you tried going to Tools > Internet Options. Then go to the 'Advanced' tab and click the "Restore Advanced Settings", button.

Odin 02-02-2009 04:09 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by CrazyLee (Post 671833)
Well, since that kind of helps I've asked a friend of mine that does programming (and other jank) in case he has any ideas.

Can we burn the pc, and then perform a weird, possibly 'fun' voodoo ceremony? Or is that a no-no also?

Hmmm, yes possibly. I was considering power tools and/or firearms, but a little hoodoo might do the trick! :D

Odin 02-02-2009 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by ivi0nk3y (Post 671836)
Lol, thats great.

It could simply be anything you've installed recently Tsu. Last time I saw anything like this, it was because a friend had installed updated drivers for his sound card. He reverted back to some old ones and YouTube worked fine again.
Also, have you tried going to Tools > Internet Options. Then go to the 'Advanced' tab and click the "Restore Advanced Settings", button.
Hmmm, think we did that, but will double check. After working on this for a while the things we have attempted have become a blur. Don't really believe it to be a driver issue because the youtube videos will play fine through other sites. This includes watching the exact same files in google video.


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