Maria-Elena Kadala started this discussion ·
Getting this error message ... Error loading player: No playable sources found I just renewed my lesson membership, I've been away for a while, but I had no problem seeing the lessons in the past, they are a great resource
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Veena ·
Webmaster sent you an email 😊
Colleen ·
I got the same message. You simply need to download Adobe Flash player. See the YouTube video. After I did that, the videos opened just fine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1k7gL0NSPg
Thanks, Colleen ... I had done that, did it again, rebooted ... still no luck. Webbie's been helping, but it's a problem too obscure to resolve at this point.
The good news is I JUST installed Chrome, and the videos run!
TaraLee ·
I am having the same issue now... never happened before. I don't know what to do.
This generally happens when a browser plugin causes issues with the flash plugin. Steps to resolve are to: 1) Try another browser 2) Try removing plugins in your primary browser 3) Try updating flash
FYI I just started getting this error and its only happening on Safari on my computer can anyone confirm that is the case?
Veena ·
We're having issues watching videos from other websites too using safari......it's a new problem. I'm now using chrome!!!
TaraLee ·
I use safari too...
TaraLee ·
Well, I downloaded google chrome and put that as my new default browser. The videos work again, goodbye Safari! Hello Chrome!
Safari has been very troublesome for the last six months. I started to notice issues with it completely dropping styles for some sites I visited often and its slowly progressed to videos becoming an issue. My current favorite browser is Chrome.
I found the solution. Recently Safari has defaulted to flash being off on all websites even if you install/reinstall it. To get videos working in Safari again: 1) Open the preferences pane 2) Select the security tab/icon 3) Click the plugin settings 4) Put a check in adobe flash player 5) Set any websites you see in the list to on 6) Set "When visiting other websites" to on 7) Select Done This fixes the issue. I have to say its frustrating that Safari has taken yet another step to obsoleting Flash which is still very much a viable technology for protecting videos.
Colleen ·
Happened to me again. This time I just went to Chrome. No headaches with Chrome.
Using chrome the video just seems to be loading but it doesnt actually play! anyone has this issue?
mystical ·
Karen Chen, do you have Adobe flash player? I use chrome and never had issues, you can try Firefox to,
