Help me understand Adobe Flash on Android

[Mazzakre]

Originally Posted by Donatom3

Many people including myself have shown that it doesn't work. They're trying but it really only works on froyo so far.

If you can go to espn3.com using that flash and get a video to work then I'll believe it.

Looks like its working fine for me. I just loaded up espn3.com, have what appears to be a flash add on the top right. All of my video sites work now that didnt work before and i havent noticed any lag at all. Ill video it with my old tp2 and try to upload to youtube if you'd like proof.

I dont know what kind of issue youre having with the espn3 site but I just checked it on the computer to be sure that its the full site. There are videos on the site that I cant load on my phone but its not due to flash. Clicking on them brings up a popup that says the espn3 videos is only available for certain isp's. That may be your problem

[Donatom3]

Originally Posted by Mazzakre

Looks like its working fine for me. I just loaded up espn3.com, have what appears to be a flash add on the top right. All of my video sites work now that didnt work before and i havent noticed any lag at all. Ill video it with my old tp2 and try to upload to youtube if you'd like proof

What version do you get at www.whatismyflash.com? I'd just be happy if it works cuz I've tried the 3 different install files and none of them produced anything different.

BTW flash lite works on ESPN3 until you go to actually start a video.

[Mazzakre]

Originally Posted by Donatom3

What version do you get at www.whatismyflash.com? I'd just be happy if it works cuz I've tried the 3 different install files and none of them produced anything different.

BTW flash lite works on ESPN3 until you go to actually start a video.

It says flash player 10.1.123. I updated my last post. Sprint isnt a partner to espn3 so the videos wont load on our phones. My home isp is from comcast which is on the list and lets me view the vids. Im going to switch to wifi and see if the vids load using comcast instead of the phones data

[peepeesea]

^^^ great ^^^

so whats the deal with Stubhub?

[Donatom3]

Originally Posted by Mazzakre

It says flash player 10.1.123. I updated my last post. Sprint isnt a partner to espn3 so the videos wont load on our phones. My home isp is from comcast which is on the list and lets me view the vids. Im going to switch to wifi and see if the vids load using comcast instead of the phones data

Yeah I tried it on my AT&T wifi. Plus once you sign up on your home internet you can use ESPN3.com on other internet providers with your login.

Edit: That's also the same flash version I get on my EVO that has only flash lite on it.

[aznmode]

Originally Posted by Donatom3

Many people including myself have shown that it doesn't work. They're trying but it really only works on froyo so far.

If you can go to espn3.com using that flash and get a video to work then I'll believe it.

I'm trying to use stock rom on espn3 but it I have to login to my ISP. Any other site I can test?

[Mazzakre]

OK looks like you guys are right. espn3 and stubhub shows me the exclamation point. Stubhub isnt even in 10.1, I have 10.0 on my computer and it works. There must be something else to it because other flash sites work. espn3 videos arent acting like flash video. Other flash sites, including stubhub lets me long press the flash and bring up a menu to play in full screen but espn3 doesnt, just brings up a link menu

[p-slim]

Originally Posted by Mazzakre

OK looks like you guys are right. espn3 and stubhub shows me the exclamation point. Stubhub isnt even in 10.1, I have 10.0 on my computer and it works. There must be something else to it because other flash sites work. espn3 videos arent acting like flash video. Other flash sites, including stubhub lets me long press the flash and bring up a menu to play in full screen but espn3 doesnt, just brings up a link menu

yeah, you are going to need froyo

[saucratiz]

I have flash 10.1 running all sites working so far. I am using the latest 2.1 Rom from damage control