Problem about Video Volume

[siCk Mind]

Hello guys
i have problem with my video ..I'm trying to find the volume button but i can't find anything ,all i see is video and there is no volume menu. :(

[zykron]

It's exactly to the lower right corner of the video.

Does a menu below the video flicker if you scroll up and down?

[The_Mortician]

It's exactly to the lower right corner of the video.

Does a menu below the video flicker if you scroll up and down?

lol

[siCk Mind]

It's exactly to the lower right corner of the video.

Does a menu below the video flicker if you scroll up and down?


you mean the image ? ? ?

maybe i need to reformat my pc again . :wtf??:

[siCk Mind]

thanks for all the effort guys ...

btw.. here's some screen shot!

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g127/agent_max/thync.png

[Mike]

thanks for all the effort guys ...

btw.. here's some screen shot!

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g127/agent_max/thync.png


what browser are you using?

[siCk Mind]

@ Mike
I'm using Firefox 3.0.8 version


hmmm i guess there's a problem with my Firefox

[zykron]

You're also not seeing all of the video in your frame.

The "Hosted at TheYNC.com" is clipped in your frame, but it shouldn't be. For some reason, the video is oversized on your computer. Does the problem occur on a different browser?

[Badger]

Well bless my mutton musket, I've not seen that before!

[zykron]

lol

By the way, I hate it when people experience inconsistencies like the one a few posts above... it just makes me want to grab their computer and have even just 5 minutes of troubleshooting time... I mean, part of the reason is that flash players (not just here, but on nearly all websites these days) that don't have direct download links are garbage, and one of the reasons why I liked NoTox through 2007 was because you had the option to skip the Flash player and go straight to a Windows Media player, or download the link directly. If it was up to me, I'd have all the videos be Quicktime 7 MPEG-4 H.264 format (with no flash video interface), because it's simply the best and has been a no-glitch plug-in since even before I got familiar with it back in version 3, and doesn't eat up too much hard drive space.

Basically, I tend to want to figure out why all these problems with flash video interfaces occur. So, I was actually being pretty serious when I asked if there was a menu below the video that flickered on and off only when scrolling on the page (as this does happen for some people on other interfaces).

[siCk Mind]

You're also not seeing all of the video in your frame.

The "Hosted at TheYNC.com" is clipped in your frame, but it shouldn't be. For some reason, the video is oversized on your computer. Does the problem occur on a different browser?



It's working in internet explorer , but in Firefox it doesn't work.
I guess my video is over size , i tried to right click the video but
I don't see any video size :confused:


I guess I need to change my browser to Internet Explorer .

[zykron]

I have some experience troubleshooting with Firefox.

Do this for me to see if it'll fix the problem: Run Firefox in Safe Mode (http://kb.mozillazine.org/Safe_Mode_%28Firefox%29), and load the video page again. Is the video still oversized?



If yes, then you've got a plug-in, extension, theme, or privacy setting that's in your copy of Firefox that's causing the problem.

If no, then I'd consider upgrading to the latest version of Firefox and then figuring out what else we should do.

[siCk Mind]

I tried the safe mode as you said but still not working.

Yes it's working I upgrade it to latest version. cool




Anyway guys! thank you all for all the effort. mostly to zykrofag
thank you so much! :pimp:

[zykron]

implemented a few things I've heard about or discovered such as Tune Up

Is this a download accelerator? If so, then it may be trying to prepare too many files. YNC pages each have to load like 100 items, and loading the video interface takes the longest usually.

[zykron]

Just based on your description, you mentioned pipelining, that's basically taking one output and transferring it directly into the input of some other task. Some people feel that pipelining speeds up your ability to make connections, so maybe on some pages it's making connections faster, but it's not always doing its job on other pages.

Just so you know, you can adjust pipelining settings in about:config (Firefox), well, I know that I could back in version 1 point something.

[zykron]

The issue isn't really an issue, just attention to subtle unimportant detail.

Hey, Kid, did you know... doubling your Vitamin C intake can improve your monitor calibrations. :p


Alright, now I'm just being an ass, but seriously TheYNC webpages are quite complicated, any number of ways that any of the pages load can lead to minor delays in loading. Nothing worth a concern to me.

[Badger]

Hey, Kid, did you know... doubling your Vitamin C intake can improve your monitor calibrations


Yeah, and looking at the moon through a window can make your teeth rotten and fall out!! :eek:


..It's true Grandma told me so!

[zykron]

What browser are you using? Are you running the absolute most current version? Upgrade first if you have not done so. Does this problem occur in all browsers or just the one?

[zykron]

Try upgrading to the latest version of Adobe Flash player... if you already have the latest, then try reinstalling the player (sometimes that works for people who can't see YouTube videos).

http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

[zykron]

Does changing your screen resolution to something larger/small make any difference? What about resizing your browser window (for either browser)?

What has me really wierded out is that one of the videos is stretched, while another is not.

When did this "crop" issue start happening anyways?

Edit: I was gonna say, we could try a third test browser in Safari, but that won't fix anything.

Oh, what about in our Video Forums? Do the videos appear fine there (in all 3 browsers)?