Can somebody be very specific how to down load Adobe Flash player
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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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The Adobe web site says this "We're Sorry this content requires Adobe Flash Player, which is not supported by your device. This content can be viewed on a desktop computer or on mobile devices that support Flash Player.". So no it does not work.
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I wouldn't know Flash if it kicked me in the face. However, all kinds of posts on forums.crackberry.com suggest that it does. Check that out. Certainly more helpful than I can be. I never have issues viewing vids.
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Yes, but only with sites that don't use flash. You can, however, dude load alternate browsers like opera and also side load old flash for android to accomplish this, but performance isn't great. Stick to things that can stream in an app like Netflix for best performance. Browser streaming just isn't that great. Remember it basically operates like your android phone.
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You can get the flash player directly from Adobe on there web site. You must make sure that in the settings button on the tablet that the check mark for allow unknown sources is checked. you find this under security. I can connect to my laptop with the provided charging/data cable and browse all files. I transfer my pics and music this way using the Kies software that you install to the computer from the Samsung tablet. Have not tried the Ethernet dongle yet but I am getting the adapter that will allow you to connect a USB device directly to the Tablet. this should make it possible to exchange files. Lots of info on the Internet about Adobe. just Google it. You can get the flash player directly from Adobe on there web site. You must make sure that in the settings button on the tablet that the check mark for allow unknown sources is checked. you find this under security. I can connect to my laptop with the provided charging/data cable and browse all files. I transfer my pics and music this way using the Kies software that you install to the computer from the Samsung tablet. Have not tried the Ethernet dongle yet but I am getting the adapter that will allow you to connect a USB device directly to the Tablet. this should make it possible to... » Read More You can get the flash player directly from Adobe on there web site. You must make sure that in the settings button on the tablet that the check mark for allow unknown sources is checked. you find this under security. I can connect to my laptop with the provided charging/data cable and browse all files. I transfer my pics and music this way using the Kies software that you install to the computer from the Samsung tablet. Have not tried the Ethernet dongle yet but I am getting the adapter that will allow you to connect a USB device directly to the Tablet. this should make it possible to exchange files. Lots of info on the Internet about Adobe. just Google it. « Show Less
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I'm not sure exactly what you're asking but there is a built in browser and it does support Adobe Flash, if that helps.
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If you go to this website: http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/detail/detail.do?group=audiovideo&type;=mp3players&subtype;=flashmemory&model;_cd=YP-P2JCB/XAAthen click on download center, then click on firmware you can download it from there. Make sure you do it in order though!!
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You can also download FlashFox from the Google Play Store. It is a fast browser with Flash built in. There is a free version, as well as a Pro version for about $3. I use the free version and it has never given me a problem.
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Flash Player? You have to buy and download adobe products from Adobe. The computer comes with Mac IOS and the basic Mac programs like itunes, imovie, safari, photobooth, etc.
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It does play some flash but some it doesn't.It seems to play the higher bitrate encodes
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It's sort of the reverse...Adobe is no longer updating Flash for newer versions of android.
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Guys, Poor programming by Vtech here but managed to work it out after 5 hours!!!!! Basically the learning lodge is not compatible with Adobe Flash 11 (which is the most recent version) Here are the steps took to resolve the issue - 1) Uninstall Flash player from your PC (Start, control panel, Uninstall a programme) 2) Go to http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14266.html (which is all the Archived Flash Players) 3) Scroll down the page and click Flash Player 10.3.183.11 and click open (a message comes up at the bottom of the screen that say's downloading from site: macromedia.com
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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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I beleive there are a couple of settings for the flash. Like flash, fill flash and so on. I think you can download the manual from their site.
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Everything except the motion/zone stuff doesn't load right without the plugin. Also the in browser stream won't play. Can still set resolution, text/date overlay, and all that for use with your software of your choice.
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I also purchased it for my grandson. would like to know about adobe flash also.
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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.