Can you stream or download videos that require a flash player?
1069336
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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I would assume only google tvs would possibly have flash or the capability. You would have to purchase an android os xbmc box. that would essentially turn your tv into a giant android tablet sort of. I did tons of research. The kdlinks a200 is the best for under $1,000, at $199.95 on amazon. look it up, youtube it. It looks awesome. Someday when I have the extra $200 I will be purchasing it myself!
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The best way to do this is to use a computer or a laptop. Nathan B is correct -- TVs don't support this kind of tech. Use a Chromecast and you can project whatever is playing on your computer's Chrome Browser onto the tv screen. Can do the same with your Android Phone/Tablet but may not be flash-supportive devices. You can also just HDMI your computer/laptop onto the TV to play downloaded movies.
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Absolutely. There are several video players available for Android (like MX Player), so you may have to try a few out to get external source videos to play.
596312
Yes via the built-in browser. You can also play embedded videos in the browser.
1434980
I recommend the utorrent app and for your video player you'll want mxplayer. Both are free in Google Play.
1071506
Have you tried plugging a flash drive into the player? I was unable to stream BD-Live content until I did this - the flash drive provides a storage place for the data.
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I've not found any website except hulu that don't work. The browser is basically google chrome and works the same way and even plays flash files.
1879686
You don't stream the compatible versions. You just download an play. Everything else you stream.
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I'm not 100% sure because I had two bad ones and gave up and bought a Lenovo. But if I had to guess and make a suggestion off past experiences I would recommend going to Adobes website and locate and download the flash player for android. To the best of my memory it didn't come on it. Also from app store download MX player as it will play all possible file types, I had to add this app to my Lenovo to play some video files as the video player most tabs come with are rather limited to the file types it plays. I hope this helps.
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As far as I know, you can. If you can get to the website, it should stream as long as you do not need a special video player. I have streamed You-tube videos with no problem.
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Not without a hack..."Adobe announced that they won't support Flash for Android 4.1 and above."See this link: http://www.addictivetips.com/android/how-to-install-adobe-flash-player-on-any-android-4-1-4-2-jelly-bean-device/
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yes,it comes with a flash player,and also we can tell you how to do that,thanks
1086169
It will play flash media from the browser. Awesome device, like having your android phone connected to your TV
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No, Adobe Flash is an "android app" you can download from an android market. Like Aptoide market or sometimes on Google Play. I'm using the built in browser with Flash and it seems to work okay.
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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
267850
Yes. My son is big into watching you tube videos and I would not have purchased it if it did not support flash player.
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I would like to know that as well - I tried everything however I can't find a flash player app. I can watch videos - they all say need flash player 9 or higher. Please help1
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If you have Netflix you can stream movies. Another way is to use the desktop to download then transfer it to a micro SD to watch. Works great on video.