youtube videos do not play right

[beemaster]

I remember you saying it was a JP issue - that still is bizarre - can't say I didn't try it will be interesting if it is an editing software issue, that seems crazy, but never found anything yet with computers that isn't from time to time. Good luck.

[kathyp]

you problem is with windows 7, IE9, and you flash player.  there is no adobe flash support for IE9 and that's your default for playing media.  you need to download the beta program from adobe called adobe square.  you said it works on your wifes desktop and she has vista. 

[kathyp]

and...then run IE in 64 bit if you are not already.  they no longer support the 32 for win 7 and you can't even download it anymore.

[JP]

Thanks John, but it did not work. My resolution is set at 1366 x768, went all the way down to 800 x 600.

Your videos work just fine.

Still wondering if it is a compatibility problem with what JP is using to edit his videos with.

Will try the other things tomorrow evening, bed time now.

Thanks everybody for your time and effort.

I edit using imovie on my imac. Any over ten minutes in length I upload to itunes first then upload through google (you tube). Any under ten minutes in length I upload directly from imovie to you tube.


...JP

[G3farms]

JP I will take a look at that, some of them will play just fine but others will not.

[G3farms]

JP you are on to something there, I went to youtube and brought up all of your videos and the ones under 10 min worked like a charm, over ten min were green looking.

now what, any suggestions???

Sounds like itunes is doing something goofy to them.

[JP]

JP you are on to something there, I went to youtube and brought up all of your videos and the ones under 10 min worked like a charm, over ten min were green looking.

now what, any suggestions???

Sounds like itunes is doing something goofy to them.

If anything you tube could be screwing something up, I don't know. You seem to be the only one having problems viewing some of the videos, I'm still thinking its on your end.


...JP

[Irwin]

Could it be a HD thing ?

[Danger Brown]

I would expect it to either be a video card driver issue or a video card that needs to be replaced.
Here is a basic step by step guide to updating your video drivers.
http://www.ehow.com/how_4921037_update-display-drivers-windows-xp.html
To clarify, once you get to the device manager, try to figure out which one is your video card and be sure to click all the little plus signs. If you are in doubt, right click on everything you don't know and select "update driver" on everything.

If that doesn't work, I would uninstall and reinstall the drivers for your video card.
If you aren't sure which is your video card, google some of the terms you see in the device manager section until you identify your video card.

If all that fails, I would replace your video card which is not as expensive as you might think. Though it might be a hassle with a laptop. Sometimes video cards are built into motherboards which would be bad. You should be able to google "video card replacement [computer model]" and probably find something on it.

[G3farms]

Well my nephew figured it out (I am computer stupid) some kind of accelerator was turned on and fouling up the .m4v video files.

Problem solved, now I get to watch JP and Eagle Eyes at work!! YIPPIE!!

[JP]

Glad you got it figured out G.


...JP

[G3farms]

was not me that figured it out, too dumb for that.