Is there a version of flash player I can side load ? I'm bummed to find flash player isn't compatible in play store. Loving my new nexus though!
Perhaps you didn't get the memo but flash isn't compatible with jelly bean. Or at least I think its not.
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I'm pretty sure I read flash will not be updating or working on smartphone applications any longer...
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wtfmate913 said:
Is there a version of flash player I can side load ? I'm bummed to find flash player isn't compatible in play store. Loving my new nexus though!
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1.)Download on your phone
2.)Backup
3.)Move to tablet
4.)Restore
5.)???
6.)Profit
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Can anyone post the apk? Thanks
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biggggant said:
Can anyone post the apk? Thanks
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you need to search for the flash threads for the apk
http://www.mediafire.com/?9lcf0616i0l39kr
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Tried several apks got them working but kept crashing dolphin every time I would try going fullscreen
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wtfmate913 said:
Is there a version of flash player I can side load ? I'm bummed to find flash player isn't compatible in play store. Loving my new nexus though!
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wtfmate913 said:
Tried several apks got them working but kept crashing dolphin every time I would try going fullscreen
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I restored a previous backup. Ditto with the fullscreen crashing, both in Dolphin HD and Opera Mobile browsers.
Kind of bummed too, since one of the main purposes of finding a reason to buy the N7 in the first place was to be able to watch anime on it. Usually 5 out of 6 alternate video links are flash, and the html5 won't full screen..
Is there an addon or app that can be installed that would take over the inline streamed feed?
is there anyway to watch noobroom.com videos on nexus 7 ?
This is the best solution I have found
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=28785685&postcount=4
Flash seems smoother on Mozilla then Dolphin HD+Beta
ateebtk said:
is there anyway to watch noobroom.com videos on nexus 7 ?
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Great site, thanks
I loaded up 'the Raven' on Mozilla and looks like it let me go to the full screen without crashing, if the other videos are using the same embedded then it should work no problem but if not then use my 'trick' for those
thanks everyone, I'll try sideloading firefox later today with the plugin.
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Hi all,
I have pre ordered my Nexus 7, but I was wondering if the is anyway to play flash videos on it? As adobe stopped making the flash player :-(
Cheers
Corey
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fishingfon said:
Hi all,
I have pre ordered my Nexus 7, but I was wondering if the is anyway to play flash videos on it? As adobe stopped making the flash player :-(
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It really depends on what you mean by flash videos. The FLV video format is supported by a number of apps on the play store (VPlayer is one example).
The official Adobe Flash Player app is confirmed as working (there is a thread in this section id you search for it titled '[Q] Does Adobe Flash Player install/work on Jelly Bean?'). However, Adobe have stated that they will not support 4.1 and later, and will drop support completely after August 15th.
Short answer: Yes, it will work without support from Adobe. It may stop working at any point in the future.
Ok thanks heaps.
Just one question, will I be able to use the chrome browser with Adobe flash player? Or would I need to use a different browser?
Cheers
Corey
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fishingfon said:
Ok thanks heaps.
Just one question, will I be able to use the chrome browser with Adobe flash player? Or would I need to use a different browser?
Cheers
Corey
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Chrome doesn't support Adobe flash so just use ICS Browser + (or almost any other browser, really).
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Chrome doesn't support Adobe flash so just use ICS Browser + (or almost any other browser, really).
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Adobe will be removing the flash app from the market, so make sure you save a copy of the APK
I have personally confirmed that flash works with 4.1 on firefox. But any browser that says it supports flash should work.
Chrome will not.
and as Censura said, save a copy of the APK because on August 15th it's being removed from the market for new downloads.
OK thanks heaps, I can't wait for my n7 to arrive now
Cheers
Corey
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Well i Have adobe apk backed up. Also my Nexus 7 arrives 8/7 so it should still be in the markey for a week before it discontinues on the 8/15
CooLoserTech said:
Well i Have adobe apk backed up. Also my Nexus 7 arrives 8/7 so it should still be in the markey for a week before it discontinues on the 8/15
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It will not allow me to download afp from the play store. Any way around this?
FiveOhFour said:
It will not allow me to download afp from the play store. Any way around this?
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1mobile.com lets you download APK's
Get it from Adobe:
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html
Hello everyone
Does anyone know how I can watch veetle without flash support. I have tried a bunch of different browsers and it doesn't work. Their app isn't compatible with n7. Thanks for reading.
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Hello everyone
Does anyone know how I can watch veetle without flash support. I have tried a bunch of different browsers and it doesn't work. Their app isn't compatible with n7. Thanks for reading.
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I am on CM10 Kang so it comes with stock browser
I got flash here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1764379
Then go to the veetle website from the stock browser. However the quality is horrible so it really isn't worth doing this but this is the only way I got it working right now... Hopefully Veetle can come out with a new version to help us out!
i was on the nexus tablet forum today and i saw a video i wanted to watch. so i played it snd it played off the website it self. I've side loaded the flash apk, and im on stock. it even works on YouTube. i used desktop mode for both. is anyone able to do this as well?
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i was on the nexus tablet forum today and i saw a video i wanted to watch. so i played it snd it played off the website it self. I've side loaded the flash apk, and im on stock. it even works on YouTube. i used desktop mode for both. is anyone able to do this as well?
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thought youtube used html5 now, chrome does not support flash AFAIK.
as daveleebond has said, youtube can run on html5 now if your browser does not support flash. a lot of video sites online are migrating to html5 since it is not a proprietary plugin like adobe flash, and html5 runs fairly smoothly on most modern GPUs.
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i was on the nexus tablet forum today and i saw a video i wanted to watch. so i played it snd it played off the website it self. I've side loaded the flash apk, and im on stock. it even works on YouTube. i used desktop mode for both. is anyone able to do this as well?
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Flash is working in Firefox Beta on the N7 :good:
okay thanks for your help, i dont know anything about those lol,
so what does html 5 means? is it just like flash?
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Are there any apps that will give flash support on jelly bean or are we just screwed?
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Flash works perfectly for me. I'm rooted and replaced the default browser (Chrome) by renaming the BrowserProviderProxy.apk and BrowserProviderProxy.odex and copying in the Browser.apk from the AOSP Nexus browser. Side-loaded flash for mobile from the Adobe site. Search a little and you'll find lots more info about this. Other users claim Flash support on other browsers, but I haven't used them.
People like to use Firefox and install the flash apk. I have honestly never needed to use flash player though.
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I sideloaded the flash player that I backed up from another device and use it with Firefox Beta (no root required).
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I've attached the latest flash player. It worked fro me with Firefox. Mine is rooted. But if you are not you can give it a shot. Let me know if it works.
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Works great on boat and maxthon browsers.
"What do you tell a man with two black eyes? Nothing. He has already been told twice."
Dolphin works. Even newest versions. You need to delete or change some tunny browser file. I forget exactly, just search dolphin and flash. And no....you don't have to use version 8.5.xxx. that will crash if you full screen a video.
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I just tried UC browser with flash and it worked. So far it's the only one that hasn't crashed when playing flash videos. Firefox crashes occasionally, boat crashes EVERY time I try to play a flash video.
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gc84245 said:
I just tried UC browser with flash and it worked. So far it's the only one that hasn't crashed when playing flash videos. Firefox crashes occasionally, boat crashes EVERY time I try to play a flash video.
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As I said...I'm on newest dolphin and watch stuff daily....full screen. Never had a crash.
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or just use the aosp browser which in my opinion is the best
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Dolphin works. Even newest versions. You need to delete or change some tunny browser file. I forget exactly, just search dolphin and flash. And no....you don't have to use version 8.5.xxx. that will crash if you full screen a video.
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Many thanks. always want to use newest versions of Dolphin with flash support and now my dream just came true.
After read your comment and google that finally I has found this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1933179 thread and it work!!
Ok, but I'm not rooted (yet)
Just got my nexus 7 recently, maybe in the future I'll root it.
I would recommend puffin browser or boat browser, both support flash without any extra app. Just download one and 'ur ready to go!
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And now with Jelly Bean 4.3, anyone have flash player working?
Thanks
Flash works for me with Firefox beta
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benuron said:
And now with Jelly Bean 4.3, anyone have flash player working?
Thanks
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The browsers need to update.
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Working now, thanks
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Working now, thanks
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What are you using? I've tried dissent versions of flash and different browsers and they all crash
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I am using Firefox 22.0 and have installed a newest version of Flash Player
Please note that in Firefox you have to allow use of plugins in Definitions menu
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What are you using? I've tried dissent versions of flash and different browsers and they all crash
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Has anyone found a solution yet or can it be achieved on the Nexus 7, tried numerous browsers without success, don't wanna have to keep restoring a 4.2.2 nandroid backup when I wanna watch football online
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I've just done a search and there is a method available, tried it and it works, was able to look at Sky Sports 1 on cricfree TV, super stuff.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Here...e-Flash-support-in-Android-4.4-KitKat_id49851
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jonny68 said:
I've just done a search and there is a method available, tried it and it works, was able to look at Sky Sports 1 on cricfree TV, super stuff.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Here...e-Flash-support-in-Android-4.4-KitKat_id49851
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You are awesome! Thanks for finding this. I just got my Nexus 7 back from being RMA'd. I upgraded to Kit Kat and yes, this works!!!
You DO have to make sure flash is turned ON and not set to "On Demand" in Dolphin browser.
Also, if you install the Jetpack add-on while having Dolphin browser open, then you need to close Dolphin and re-open it after Jetpack is installed or else, flash videos won't work.
Once I got it all installed, I went straight to Amazon Instant Video and brought up last night's episode of American Horror Story. That is ONE twisted show!
Thanks again for posting this link!