I assume most of those don't require HDCP. > I'll first note that I can view YouTube videos just fine. Just include a link to this thread so that I can find it again. If you don't want to share that publicly, you can click my username and send me a private message. You can either just paste the contents into the body of a reply, or just post a link to a file sharing link, like adobe send/dropbox/google drive/pastebin/etc. if disabling hardware acceleration doesn't help, providing the output of dxdiag would be super useful. Instructions for disabling hardware acceleration in Flash are in the video troubleshooting guide below. (I'll probably have to find/buy a comparable setup to reproduce it.) If the problem persists, and hardware acceleration is disabled in both Flash and the Browser, that's a more interesting problem, and an inventory of your machine would be super helpful.
#Spotify web player flash driver
If the problem goes away (performance will suck, but this is a test), then you know that it's a driver bug. You could try disabling Hardware Acceleration in Flash, and/or the browser to confirm. Given the behavior you're describing, this feels right to me. If you've never upgraded the video card drivers, it might be that it's a 64-bit driver bug that never gets tickled when you're on a 32-bit browser.
#Spotify web player flash windows
If you're on a 64-bit copy of Windows 7, then Chrome is probably 64-bit, while IE is typically 32-bit unless someone has jumped through hoops to distribute the 64-bit version. See High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection - Wikipedia for details on what's going on under the hood. My guess is that this is a video card driver problem, perhaps something to do with how well content output protection works (or doesn't) with the combination of your new monitor and graphics card drivers.
#Spotify web player flash free
It would be interesting to know if you had the same problem with free content. 75 (Official Build) (64-bit):Īll of the stuff you're talking about is copy-protected. After a while, the monitor will once again disconnect.Īny thoughts? My tech support is at a loss but have narrowed it down to probably being an issue with Flash. Interestingly, if I restart my computer I can once again play a video in any browser, but only for a short time. If I alt+F4, the browser will close and the monitors will reconnect.
I can hear the sound playing in the background. The issue is that as soon as I start to play a video, the screen will immediately go black and after a few seconds, both monitors (same model number) will indicate that they have lost signal from the computer. Spotify's web player also has the same problem. Any other streaming service (Amazon, Hulu and Showtime Anytime) does not work. Now, I can only watch YouTube on any browser and Netflix on IE and Firefox (but not Chrome, and I do mean IE, not Edge). Previously, I had no problem playing videos on any major streaming service. Hi all! I've just received new monitors at work.
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