The Protection from Adobe Flash 10 - TIP

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Hey,

I have read from problems with some sites (CBS, etc.).
Please check your version frome the Adobe Flash-Player.
The Adobe-Flash-Player 10 protects or disable the Programm "Replay Media Catcher".
1. Check the site "http://www.cbs.com/" with the "Adobe-Flash-Player 10" with Firefox (Disabled with RMC) !!!

2. Uninstall "Adobe-Flash-Player 10"

3. Install the "Adobe-Flash-Player 9"
You can found it at the Adobe-Site here:
http://anonym.to/?http://fpdownload....p9_archive.zip (99 MB)
In the folder "9r124" you found the files "flashplayer9r124_winax.exe" (Internet Explorer) & "flashplayer9r124_win.exe" (Firefox).

4. 1. Check the site "http://www.cbs.com/" with the "Adobe-Flash-Player 9" with Firefox (Enabled with RMC) !!!

Bye

Netrix

[Cheryl Wester]

Thank you for the tip. It is appreciated.

[cain]

Bumping this - worked great, thank you.

[flvrecor3r]

It's worthwhile mentioning Flash version 9.0.124.0 recommended in this thread is vulnerable to a security flaw that allows a remote attacker to take control of an affected system. A fixed version Flash Player 9, version 9.0.151.0, is available.
To check which vesion of Flash is installed visit Adobe.

[jslaff]

Had the same problem. Downgraded to Flash 9, and all is well. Thanks.

[nrms]

I am using Flash v10.0.12.36 (the latest) and quite happily capturing flash audio mp3 streams from a radio web site under Vista SP1 using Replay Media Capture v3.01.

I don't think the problems users are suffering from is therefore due to Adobe having secured against Replay Media Catcher.

NigelS