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Flash has no sound

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jayb3369
jayb3369
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Using Firefox 10, now 11, under OS X Lion, I have no sound in flash videos and animations. I have sound in flash videos and animations under Chrome & Safari. I have sound in all other apps. I have sound in Firefox when the video or animation is not flash (HTML 5, for example.)

Using Firefox 10, now 11, under OS X Lion, I have no sound in flash videos and animations. I have sound in flash videos and animations under Chrome & Safari. I have sound in all other apps. I have sound in Firefox when the video or animation is not flash (HTML 5, for example.)

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kingdhanu
kingdhanu
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try to add https always to the firefox. Prob will solve

jayb3369
jayb3369 Biabia la
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That did not work

ideato
ideato
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see if this is helpful : No audio when Flash video originates from an external site


thank you

jayb3369
jayb3369 Biabia la
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Thanks. Already tried that. Didn't work.

cor-el
cor-el
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Try to clear the Flash cookies (LSO).

Flash Website Storage Settings panel:

Global Storage Settings Panel:

Flash Local storage settings Help:

zorblek
zorblek
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I'm having the same problem with Firefox 11 and Flash 11.2.202.228 on Windows 7. Flash works normally in both Chrome and IE, but I get no sound in Firefox. HTML5 videos play normally. I've tried all the above fixes with no luck.

zorblek
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I should add that, unlike the original poster, the problem started for me in Firefox 11, not 10. And as far as I can tell, it didn't happen following any Firefox or add-on updates.

ClearD
ClearD
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I found this just now:

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1026022

It fits the question, and I had the same problem. Their temporary solution for windows 7 was to lower the bitrate to 44100 KHz and that solved the problem for me. :) Figured I'd share.