The website I am trying to stream (calvarygc.org) says it needs adobe flash player. How do I get this and store it for later use&gt;
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I am not sure that you can. There are some streaming sites that are only set up for computer use, and maybe not for this player. The "channels" that you can get are already preprogramed on it, like Amazon Prime, Netflix and Vudu, along with many others. I would check on the Sony site for questions and their trouble shooting knowledge base for this player. I would also check the website that you are trying to stream and see if they have any information on if what you can stream it on.
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I updated the copy of Flash delivered with the AR3700 to the current version 10.1.85.3 at the Adobe Web site before trying any YouTube HD videos. (Also upgrade Acrobat Reader to the current version 9.4 while you're there.) If I right-click a video, and select Settings, it shows Adobe Flash Player Settings, and Display, and Enable hardware acceleration, which is checked. Try viewing the Toy Story 3 - Official Trailer [HD]. That one played perfectly for me both last night and again just now. I also just successfully watched the "Knives Out" music video by Radiohead on Hulu, in full screen mode on a 1600 by 1200 pixel screen. If your PC still can't view those videos, it's possible you have a hardware issue. One other thing you might check is the NVIDEA control panel, which in turn can take you to the NVIDEA Web site.
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The only thing I know that might be able to help you is the Skyfire browser app, which has built-in support for some flash (don't know if that includes all flash such as games or not). I can watch Youtube videos now, so that's a start. But on some other sites the video doesn't load at all. So I'm not sure how much it will help.
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not sure. never tried it as Adobe Flash Player for Android is no longer available for download from the Google Play app store. there is a procedure given by adobe to install but i have not tried it on this tablet. http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1061194
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Startup is pretty quick. Remember, the chromebox can only play thru a web browser. I would be hesitant to stream something that requires a ton of resources.
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Some movies are not streaming due to the missing plug in ( adobe 10.2) version . I have downloaded an application from google play to run the movie after downloading it . Now i can watch some movies after downloading it but earlier it was not possible.
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You cannot download movies to the TV directly since there is no hard drive or usable flash memory. There are no TV's available that support Adobe Flash 11 or newer due to Adobe restricting their software to computers only. There is no work around for this.
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It will play flash media from the browser. Awesome device, like having your android phone connected to your TV
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I have not found anything that I could not download onto this device. I have watched videos on it but I have not downloaded Adobe Flash...that said, it could have already been on the device when I got it, Adobe Reader was. I love this thing and so do my grandchildren (ages 13 & 9). They both play game and watch tons of Youtube vids.
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Are you familiar with Android? If you are - than you should know that you have a choice of browsers, t.e. Opera, Chrome, Dolphin, etc. In order to " stream" any of the listed above browsers will need an extension, which after you install will give you an opportunity to "stream" . Be aware of any possible virus that you might pick-up by live streaming.
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Yes, the other answer is true, but.....Yes, you can get an archived flash that will allow you to watch movies and flash things. The archive flash is for ICS 4.04 but should work OK in JB 4.1.1. UPDATE March 23, 2013:(I have this archived flash and watch Amazon videos, other online videos and it works great!Here is the link:http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.htmlHere is a great youtube link that may be of help to you regarding flash:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLjLbm_nBU8If you want more details, just ask and I will be happy to answer.Daisy Yes, the other answer is true, but.....Yes, you can get an archived flash that will allow you to watch movies and flash things. The archive flash is for ICS 4.04 but should work OK in JB 4.1.1. UPDATE March 23, 2013:(I have this archived flash and watch Amazon videos, other online videos and it works great!Here is the link:http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.htmlHere is a great youtube link that may be of help to you regarding flash:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLjLbm_nBU8If you want more... » Read More Yes, the other answer is true, but.....Yes, you can get an archived flash that will allow you to watch movies and flash things. The archive flash is for ICS 4.04 but should work OK in JB 4.1.1. UPDATE March 23, 2013:(I have this archived flash and watch Amazon videos, other online videos and it works great!Here is the link:http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.htmlHere is a great youtube link that may be of help to you regarding flash:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLjLbm_nBU8If you want more details, just ask and I will be happy to answer.Daisy « Show Less
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I also purchased it for my grandson. would like to know about adobe flash also.
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No it does not support flash but I'm still very happy with it. Streams very well. I won't recommend the case I got, it's a little snug.
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Yes, the other answer is true, but..... Yes, you can get an archived flash that will allow you to watch movies and flash things. The archive flash is for ICS 4.04 but should work OK in JB 4.1.1. UPDATE March 23, 2013:(I have this archived flash and watch Amazon videos, other online videos and it works great! Here is the link: http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html Here is a great youtube link that may be of help to you regarding flash: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLjLbm_nBU8 If you want more details, just ask and I will be happy to answer. Daisy
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I cannot get adobe flashplayer for videos. This is why I bought this. Please help! This is my first tablet and everything else is great.....
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Flash is no longer offered in the Play Store for devices running later versions of Android, like Jelly Bean, so you have to get it direct from Adobe (don't worry, it's free). Plus, many of the newer Android-compatible browsers don't support Flash, so you have to get one of the few left that do. To get Flash, go to this site - http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1061194 - and follow the clear, well-written instructions. I installed Flash 11.1.115.81, which is the most recent of the archived versions, on my Galaxy S4 phone and it works fine. Now for the browser. I recommend Boat Browser or Boat Browser Mini, both of which are free and available in the Play Store. These are obscure but excellent browsers - I've used Mini exclusively on smartphones for several years with zero complaints, and I do a lot of surfing from my phone. Once Boat is installed, open it, go into Settings, and under "Page content settings", make sure "Enable flash/plug-ins" is set to "Always on". You should be good to go. BTW, if you're not a fan of the dumbed-down mobile renderings of web pages, there's a nifty setting in Boat called "Set UA" (UA stands for User Agent) where you can force every page to be displayed as it would be on a computer desktop - of course, you'll have to scroll around and pinch-to-zoom to navigate, but you'll get all of the content. One other caveat - full episode renderings on network websites seem to have problems no matter what browser you use, so don't be surprised if you have to go to your computer to watch those. The networks do seem to be getting it, finally, as they are now rolling out Android apps specifically geared for video content, and those will undoubtedly be the way to go eventually.
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Adobe Flash is only supported on Android 2.2 (Froyo) and above. The player you describe runs Android 2.0 (Eclair). So no, you can't run Adobe Flash on this tablet unless/until it is updated to Froyo or Gingerbread.BTW, Flash support won't help if what you want is to watch Hulu. Hulu blocks all portable devices at their end.