I saw a thread here awhile ago about constant crashing when accessing videos on youtube do to a Flash bug.

I browse on a Mac. And, I can hardly watch any flash based presentations because of this bug.

Anyone have a link to that thread or have a solution?

Thanks a bunch.

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I think this may be the thread...
http://forum.cakewalk.com...?m=2602466&mpage=1

Matt

You can backrev Flash and then ignore its subsequent pleas to update. For me, the symptom was unintelligible chopped-up audio. Rolling back to version 10 solved the issue. You can get it here.

You know when they have this sort of bother do they act on it if someone points it out?

Thanks guys.

I have flash Plug-in version 10.3.183.23 is installed on a Mac (OS X 10.5.8 ).


This is the version recommended by Adobe to avoid the security breach. If I go back, I would be open to attack or whatever the term is.

My symptoms are that Safari crashes when I try to watch a youtube video. 
After the crash it takes a long time for Safari to get working again.

PITA

Thanks

Just wondering if this couldn't be a combination of factor, instead of just Flash. 

As I had mentioned in that other thread, I usually avoid updating Flash most of the time (unless there's a security issue), so I'm still on 11.1.102.62 (same as I mentioned in that thread). My wife's running the latest version. Both of us are running Safari (latest version) - on OS X 10.6.8 though. No issues whatsoever.

I know this doesn't really help, but, anyway...

Good luck fixing the issue.

Rain, I think the change in flash version numbers occurs right at the 10.6 number. So, I'm just under it at 10.5.8.
I still don't know what catlike animal my OS is either:)

I just use it and it works. 
till now. 

I was accused of Flashing on Youtube once, but there was no clear evidence that it was me.

timidi


Rain, I think the change in flash version numbers occurs right at the 10.6 number. So, I'm just under it at 10.5.8.
I still don't know what catlike animal my OS is either:)

I just use it and it works. 
till now. 

Leopard. ;) That was good one.


Still on Snow Leopard here even over a year after Lion came out and still no plan to upgrade to Lion or the more recent Mountain Lion. I guess I'll upgrade the OS when I buy the next comp. Plus, that'll leave the good folks at Cakewalk some time to work out the installers and fix the issues w/ their soft synths on Lion. ;)