If you get this message
1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
Try Download Flash And Java That Should Make it Work
> It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> going to try and simplify things:
> 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> and try again.
> If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> the flash detection code.
> Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> issue.
> 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> was uploaded by you. In this case,
> Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> inconvenience.
Please let you know my trouble with watching videos, I try to open it
many time but it's still cannot, I observed that video duration is
00:00, but in my playlist it's show duration, Could you kindly give me
an advise how can I watch the video.
> It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> going to try and simplify things:
> 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> and try again.
> If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> the flash detection code.
> Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> issue.
> 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> was uploaded by you. In this case,
> Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> inconvenience.
I am real frustrated: I have exactly the error message #2 below but
CANNOT solve it! I have done EVERYTHING everybody has said I should do
but nothing has worked. Judging by the amt of ppl on the Net who have
posted on this all over, the problem is widespread. I have also
uninstalled and reinstalled my Adobe Flash Player. Would somebody pse
tell me what on earth is going wrong? After I uninstalled and
reinstalled, I was temp. able to watch videos but after that it just
shut down as usual. I also would like to contact YouTube but they have
NO form area that I can see, which they talk of. Could someone help?
Thanks in advance, Will
> It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> going to try and simplify things:
> 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> and try again.
> If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> the flash detection code.
> Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> issue.
> 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> was uploaded by you. In this case,
> Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> inconvenience.
My youtube was working fine. A few days ago I got this message: Error
message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
I have followed the instructions given. I downloaded updates on my
Flash Player and made sure my JavaScript was on. I turned it off and
on as well as I did this process several times in Internet Explorer,
Mozilla and Aol.
Where my player would be is all white. On my page and subscribers
pages.
I am very upset. All was fine. I hope someone is working on this and
will come up with a fix.
> It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> going to try and simplify things:
> 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> and try again.
> If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> the flash detection code.
> Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> issue.
> 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> was uploaded by you. In this case,
> Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> inconvenience.
A little while ago I had the same Message.
I went into my Account .........then back
No Problema.
There was no reason not to play the first time.
Still it works!!!!!!!!!
Good Luck
> MY VIDEO KEEPS SHOWING THE MESSAGE "WE'RE SORRY, THIS VIDEO IS NO
> LONGER AVAILABLE" BUT IS NOT ONLY FOR ME.. IS FOR EVERYONE! AND THE
> VIDEO IS NOT DELETED!
> WHAT SHOULD I DO?
> On Jul 18, 1:34 pm, YouTube Anna wrote:
> > It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> > and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> > going to try and simplify things:
> > 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> > old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> > Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> > and try again.
> > If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> > 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> > steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> > We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> > might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> > software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> > the flash detection code.
> > Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> > issue.
> > 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> > We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> > might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> > our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> > was uploaded by you. In this case,
> > Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> > would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> > meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> > inconvenience.
> I make networks for a company, and i usualy make redundant/
> loadbalanced network with 2 independent internet connections, this
> means that the users IP can change in some cases, or most likely will
> change when contacting a new server.
> This means that my users cant user youtube, abt 80-90% of the videos
> will come with this error "We're sorry, this video is no longer
> available", this error message is obviously wrong and misleading, and
> i encourage youtube to change it :)
> well, there is 2 ways to fix this, youtube could remove the code that
> block people who change IP or youtube can make a list of IP's
> available for network administrators so we can hack our routers to
> work around this issue.
Kimbak, that is exactly the source of all the whole "We're sorry, This
video
is no longer available" message error when the videos in reality
aren't deleted, I can comfirm it because the first time that error
happened to me I couldn't see the videos on Internet Explorer but
oddly enough I could see them on FireFox 3.0, searching and searching
I came accross that someone mentioned a proxy so I added a proxy
server on the lan configuration on the conexions tab on internet
options and surprise, the video played on Internet Explorer 7, I
disable de proxy and no more video, then I made another experiment,
my
modem is a cable modem that has the router function, it gives its own
range of IPs by default the one that starts with 192.168 and all the
computers on the local network share the same public (Internet) IP,
what I did was set my modem in Access Point mode, this settings makes
my computer take the Public IP as the local network connection IP as
well instead of the 192.168 one and you know what? the videos played
without problem.
But here comes the but, days later again I got the error with the
Access Point mode still enabled, I returned to the router mode and I
could see the videos again.
So I'm sure the problem is in how Youtube is getting the connection
requests from us to see the videos, I mean how the server handles the
incomming connections though is more like a PHP error, the php code
which sends the request to the server to bring up the video must have
a flaw that since it can´t reach for the video it returns the video
is
no longer available error.
Due to changes each time a new version of the PHP extensions comes
out
there are some issues that make somethings work in certain browsers,
I
had that issue with my forum, the new PHP version was causing that
attached pictures in posts when you clicked on the thumbnails on
FireFox to see them you only got a page full of garbage in the form
of
a bunch of letters, symbols and such, but when you clicked on the
Thumbnail on Internet Explorer you got the picture in full size
correctly displayed, after investigating in some forums I came across
that the solution was a slight change on the php code that handles
that function.
There must be a similar case here, since the PHP code in charge to
request the video to the server must be getting the wrong info from
us
through certain browsers then it returns the video no longer
available
error, while on other browsers the code gets the info correctly and
therefore it can play the video.
Hi, I think I've solved the watching YouTube problem I posted on
yesterday!! Weee! This is what I did, and it only works in Firefox,
not IE (I still get that pesky error message ("install latest Flash
Player") in IE even tho I have uninstalled and installed the Flash
player several times) In Firefox, go to Tools, Options, then make sure
Block popup windows is UNchecked (mine always was) But here's the
solution, at least it worked for me: go to Exceptions, and put www.youtube.com into the Address of Website, then click Allow. After I did that I was
able to watch YouTube videos!! So check it out and I hope it solves
your problem too: I have spent HOURS AND HOURS trying to work this
out!! Chao, Will
> > I make networks for a company, and i usualy make redundant/
> > loadbalanced network with 2 independent internet connections, this
> > means that the users IP can change in some cases, or most likely will
> > change when contacting a new server.
> > This means that my users cant user youtube, abt 80-90% of the videos
> > will come with this error "We're sorry, this video is no longer
> > available", this error message is obviously wrong and misleading, and
> > i encourage youtube to change it :)
> > well, there is 2 ways to fix this, youtube could remove the code that
> > block people who change IP or youtube can make a list of IP's
> > available for network administrators so we can hack our routers to
> > work around this issue.
> Kimbak, that is exactly the source of all the whole "We're sorry, This
> video
> is no longer available" message error when the videos in reality
> aren't deleted, I can comfirm it because the first time that error
> happened to me I couldn't see the videos on Internet Explorer but
> oddly enough I could see them on FireFox 3.0, searching and searching
> I came accross that someone mentioned a proxy so I added a proxy
> server on the lan configuration on the conexions tab on internet
> options and surprise, the video played on Internet Explorer 7, I
> disable de proxy and no more video, then I made another experiment,
> my
> modem is a cable modem that has the router function, it gives its own
> range of IPs by default the one that starts with 192.168 and all the
> computers on the local network share the same public (Internet) IP,
> what I did was set my modem in Access Point mode, this settings makes
> my computer take the Public IP as the local network connection IP as
> well instead of the 192.168 one and you know what? the videos played
> without problem.
> But here comes the but, days later again I got the error with the
> Access Point mode still enabled, I returned to the router mode and I
> could see the videos again.
> So I'm sure the problem is in how Youtube is getting the connection
> requests from us to see the videos, I mean how the server handles the
> incomming connections though is more like a PHP error, the php code
> which sends the request to the server to bring up the video must have
> a flaw that since it can´t reach for the video it returns the video
> is
> no longer available error.
> Due to changes each time a new version of the PHP extensions comes
> out
> there are some issues that make somethings work in certain browsers,
> I
> had that issue with my forum, the new PHP version was causing that
> attached pictures in posts when you clicked on the thumbnails on
> FireFox to see them you only got a page full of garbage in the form
> of
> a bunch of letters, symbols and such, but when you clicked on the
> Thumbnail on Internet Explorer you got the picture in full size
> correctly displayed, after investigating in some forums I came across
> that the solution was a slight change on the php code that handles
> that function.
> There must be a similar case here, since the PHP code in charge to
> request the video to the server must be getting the wrong info from
> us
> through certain browsers then it returns the video no longer
> available
> error, while on other browsers the code gets the info correctly and
> therefore it can play the video.
I don't even get an error message. My videos always start to load,
but they only play 2 seconds, and nothing more. I see the rest of the
video is loaded, but it will only play 2 seconds. It's the most
frustrating thing in the world, especially because I can't track to
see how often it happens or if it's at any time in particular. It
used to be every now and then, now it's all the damn time.
> It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> going to try and simplify things:
> 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> and try again.
> If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> the flash detection code.
> Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> issue.
> 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> was uploaded by you. In this case,
> Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> inconvenience.
It is WHY YOUR ISP (PROVIDER OF INTERNET) MAKES LOAD BALANCE WITH
SEVERAL LINKS OF INTERNET, AND YOUR IP LIKELY BE CONSTANTLY CHANGING.
SEARCH YOUR PROVIDER WITH INFORMATION ABOUT HIS CHANGE OF IP. A TEST
TO MAKE EVEN IF IT IS It ACONTENCENDO, BETWEEN DIFFERENT IN DIFFERENT
SITE TO LEARN YOUR IP, AND SEE IF Turns.
Hi, I got the same frustrating message "sorry but the video is no
longer available" but now found out what my problem was. I had Google
web accelerator installed and turned on, some weeks back there was no
problem but recently the error message in almost every video I tried
to watch. As soon as I stopped the accelerator everything works fine!
Think Google Web Accelerator does some problem with the ISPs and thus
the error.
Thank god youtube works fine again atleast for me.
I would like for youtube to give us an update on the "no longer
available" situation. Ever sine they chenged the actual video player
to the new one with new buttons at the bottom is when all this started
for me. I have done everything uninstalled reinstalled firefox,
cleared cache and cookies and still nothing now no videos will play. I
refuse to believe all this trouble is entirely caused by add-on
problems. Youtube please damn well fix it i have had enough now.
> If you get this message
> 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> Try Download Flash And Java That Should Make it Work
> On Jul 18, 8:34 am, YouTube Anna wrote:
> > It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> > and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> > going to try and simplify things:
> > 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> > old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> > Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> > and try again.
> > If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> > 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> > steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> > We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> > might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> > software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> > the flash detection code.
> > Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> > issue.
> > 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> > We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> > might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> > our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> > was uploaded by you. In this case,
> > Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> > would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> > meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> > inconvenience.
> It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> going to try and simplify things:
> 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> and try again.
> If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> the flash detection code.
> Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> issue.
> 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> was uploaded by you. In this case,
> Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> inconvenience.
I have had the same error message SORRY THIS VIDEO IS NO LONGER
AVAILABLE on my laptop with IE 7. I have an Ipod touch and can view
all these same music videos with no problem. (ipod has no flash and
Utube works differently on it.)
I did what you said and went back to the music videos they now work
fine except it says I am viewing them in Standard. After it played I
changed it in Utube to watch it in High Quality and it still worked.
So it definitely is a problem with that even if Utube says otherwise.
Thank you so much for the fix to the problem for me!! (what does it
do to other things to change that setting though?)
> That's been happening to me too: "We're sorry,this video is no longer
> available"... and it started to get very annoying.
> This worked for me:
> Tools -> Internet Options -> Connections -> LAN Settings -> Uncheck
> 'Automatically detect setings'.
> Hope it works for you to. C:
> On Jul 18, 7:34 am, YouTube Anna wrote:
> > It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> > and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> > going to try and simplify things:
> > 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> > old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> > Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> > and try again.
> > If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> > 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> > steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> > We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> > might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> > software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> > the flash detection code.
> > Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> > issue.
> > 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> > We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> > might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> > our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> > was uploaded by you. In this case,
> > Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> > would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> > meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> > inconvenience.
Exactly the same situation I see since about a month.
Maybe Google will help?
Yesterday I paid for Google Earth and get similar problems and same
"error message"
I sent several requests to their support and called by phone and they
did not answered clearly what to do. But after about 10 hours when I
restarted entire process with downloading Google Earth by clicking on
its icon program started to show something better. I undestand they
did something (corrected). I did not like their tricki subscription
including selling unfinished programs, expensive one without ability
to cancell (3 days and taking some money for trying)
In youTube I still cannot see videos and stil have untrue indication
as you guys stated.
At least youtube is free.
Anybody can wrote how to bypass the problem inyouTube in
"administrative option"? I use MS Internet Explorer 7
Joe
> I used to be able to play videos on YouTube without problems from a
> limited user account, but for a couple of months they have only been
> working when I start my browser with administrator privileges. Unless
> I do that, I keep getting a message that says:
> "Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of
> Adobe's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player."
> I have been writing emails to YouTube's support till my fingers bleed,
> telling them that they got a bug on their website, but they insist on
> there being a problem being with my computer.
> I have been talking to some guy named Mydhili from YouTube support for
> a while, and I am posting the correspondence here, so you know what
> I've tried so far (and to show how fruitless it was):
> "Videos play fine when browser is run with administrator privileges,
> but error message about an obsolete flash version is displayed when
> browser is run from a limited user account.
> Thanks for your email. This could be caused by a firewall or internet
> blocker. These types of programs could block YouTube's media stream.
> If you have a firewall, you might want to temporarily disable it to
> see if the videos load. If the videos do load with the firewall
> disabled, you would need to adjust the firewall settings to allow
> streaming media from YouTube to pass the firewall. If you're not sure
> how to do this, please contact the manufacturer of your firewall.
> Hope this helps,
> Mydhili
> The YouTube Team"
> "Hi Mydhili,
> I am not using any firewall or internet blocker. I can watch flash
> videos on other websites without problems, for example on Google
> Video. It even used to work on YouTube for months, until you guys
> apparently decided to upgrade to a higher flash version, and since
> that day it hasn't been working any more. It only works if the browser
> is run with admin privileges.
> Maybe you want to see for yourself: Go to YouTube from a limited user
> account (not a power user or admin account), and you will see that it
> does not work.
> Best regards,
> Matthias"
> "Hi Matthias,
> Thanks for your email. =To help me diagnose your issue, please click
> or copy and paste the following link into your browser:
> This will generate some code under the Loading video player. Please
> note that this video is designed to remain in that state and will
> never play.
> Please copy and paste the code that is generated in your reply to this
> email.
> Regards,
> Mydhili
> The YouTube Team"
> "Hi Mydhili!
> When I run the browser from a limited user account, I get the
> following message for the link you have sent me:
> No Flash detected..
> cannot get ShockWaveFlash ActiveXObject
> axo GetVariable version Failed
> returned version:0
> SWF Detect Flash version is: WIN 9,0,124,0
> But there's no loading video player displayed. However, when I run the
> browser with admin privileges, I do get a loading video player, and
> the message displayed below is:
> cannot get ShockWaveFlash ActiveXObject object for 15
> cannot get ShockWaveFlash ActiveXObject object for 14
> cannot get ShockWaveFlash ActiveXObject object for 13
> cannot get ShockWaveFlash ActiveXObject object for 12
> cannot get ShockWaveFlash ActiveXObject object for 11
> cannot get ShockWaveFlash ActiveXObject object for 10
> got ShockWaveFlash ActiveXObject object for 9
> good version:9
> SWF Detect Flash version is: WIN 9,0,124,0
> Thanks for looking into that issue! :-)
> Best regards,
> Matthias"
> "Hi Matthias,
> Thanks for your reply. Looks like this is caused by a firewall or
> internet blocker. These types of programs could block YouTube's media
> stream. If you have a firewall, you might want to temporarily disable
> it to see if the videos load. If the videos do load with the firewall
> disabled, you would need to adjust the firewall settings to allow
> streaming media from YouTube to pass the firewall. If you're not sure
> how to do this, please contact the manufacturer of your firewall.
> It's possible that the admin account on your computer allows you to
> disable the firewall and watch videos while the other accounts don't
> have enough privileges to disable the firewall. Please adjust these
> settings and you should be able to watch videos on YouTube.
> Hope this helps,
> Mydhili
> The YouTube Team"
> "Hi Mydhili,
> have you given up on the bug on YouTube's website? It still doesn't
> work, but in case that might help you, videos play fine when they are
> embedded in a user profile, but not otherwise. For example, the video
> on this profile plays without problems:
> There seem to be other people with the same problem, and one of them
> also says that videos on YouTube suddenly stopped working although
> everything worked fine before:
> Thanks for your email. We have found that the users with ad-blocking
> software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> our flash detection code. And, you might also try disabling any
> softwares like Web Accelerator or Ad blocking software which might be
> causing this issue.
> Hope this helps,
> Mydhili
> The YouTube Team"
> "Hello Mydhili,
> the problem with YouTube still persists, what's going to happen next?
> I still can't play videos on YouTube without administrator privileges,
> while it works on all other video sites! When are you finally going to
> fix that bug on your website? It's really annoying to have to start my
> browser as an administrator just for YouTube!
> Best regards,
> Matthias"
> "Hi there,
> Thanks for your email. As mentioned earlier, this is a localized issue
> with your system and not a bug on our side. Please provide the
> privileges to all profiles on your system to able to access
> YouTube.com.
> Hope this helps,
> Mydhili
> The YouTube Team"
> "Hi Mydhili,
> I just completely uninstalled Flash using Adobe's uninstaller,
> rebooted my machine and then reinstalled Flash, but I am still getting
> that message about no Flash being installed. My other computer has a
> clean install of Windows XP with Flash installed, and the problem is
> the same.
> Videos on other websites play without problem, and it even used to
> work on YouTube until you guys did some strange update some months
> ago. Now the videos only play with admin privileges!
> When are you finally going to fix that bug?
> Best regards,
> Matthias"
> The answer to my last email is still pending, but I don't expect it to
> be very helpful. And if you have read the emails posted above, you may
> be able to understand why. So just in case anyone from YouTube is
> reading this:
> - I DO NOT HAVE ANY FIREWALL OR AD BLOCKING SOFTWARE ON MY COMPUTER!
> - I DO HAVE THE MOST RECENT VERSION OF FLASH INSTALLED!
> - THERE IS NO PROBLEM WITH MY COMPUTER!
> - THERE IS A PROBLEM WITH YOUR WEBSITE!
> - YOUR SUPPORT AND YOUR ONLINE HELP CENTER ARE USELESS!
Have the same.
Also yesterday after downloading and paying $ 60 for GoogleEarth.
Supports have a strange way to "answer" not answering any of your
clear questions.
Is it possible to return to "good old times"?
Do not use us as strange experimental fields.
Why some TV did not complain, but other conplain especially in
Election 2008?
> My youtube was working fine. A few days ago I got this message: Error
> message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> I have followed the instructions given. I downloaded updates on my
> Flash Player and made sure my JavaScript was on. I turned it off and
> on as well as I did this process several times in Internet Explorer,
> Mozilla and Aol.
> Where my player would be is all white. On my page and subscribers
> pages.
> I am very upset. All was fine. I hope someone is working on this and
> will come up with a fix.
> Thanks,
> Homeworkn2
> On Jul 18, 5:34 am, YouTube Anna wrote:
> > It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> > and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> > going to try and simplify things:
> > 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> > old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> > Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> > and try again.
> > If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> > 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> > steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> > We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> > might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> > software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> > the flash detection code.
> > Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> > issue.
> > 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> > We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> > might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> > our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> > was uploaded by you. In this case,
> > Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> > would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> > meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> > inconvenience.
> A little while ago I had the same Message.
> I went into my Account .........then back
> No Problema.
> There was no reason not to play the first time.
> Still it works!!!!!!!!!
> Good Luck
> frengipany
> On Jul 20, 3:46 am, cbess45 wrote:
> > MY VIDEO KEEPS SHOWING THE MESSAGE "WE'RE SORRY, THIS VIDEO IS NO
> > LONGER AVAILABLE" BUT IS NOT ONLY FOR ME.. IS FOR EVERYONE! AND THE
> > VIDEO IS NOT DELETED!
> > WHAT SHOULD I DO?
> > On Jul 18, 1:34 pm, YouTube Anna wrote:
> > > It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> > > and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> > > going to try and simplify things:
> > > 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> > > old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> > > Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> > > and try again.
> > > If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> > > 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> > > steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> > > We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> > > might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> > > software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> > > the flash detection code.
> > > Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> > > issue.
> > > 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> > > We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> > > might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> > > our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> > > was uploaded by you. In this case,
> > > Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> > > would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> > > meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> > > inconvenience.
In the dialog, choose Manual Proxy Configuration, then type in
dsl-cache.saix.net
Use Port 8080 and select “Use this proxy server for all protocols
DO THE ABOVE IF YOU WANT TO NOT SEE THAT ERROR - "SORRY THIS VIDEO IS
NO LONGER AVAILABLE" - courtesy of Jason on Tech leader - an url that
was given earlier in all these discussions.
It has worked for me and works on 'Flock' and on IE - with IE you have
to go to
Tools - Internet options - Connections - LAN settings - tick 'use
proxy server for your LAN - address put as dsl-cache.saix.net - port
8080
> > A little while ago I had the same Message.
> > I went into my Account .........then back
> > No Problema.
> > There was no reason not to play the first time.
> > Still it works!!!!!!!!!
> > Good Luck
> > frengipany
> > On Jul 20, 3:46 am, cbess45 wrote:
> > > MY VIDEO KEEPS SHOWING THE MESSAGE "WE'RE SORRY, THIS VIDEO IS NO
> > > LONGER AVAILABLE" BUT IS NOT ONLY FOR ME.. IS FOR EVERYONE! AND THE
> > > VIDEO IS NOT DELETED!
> > > WHAT SHOULD I DO?
> > > On Jul 18, 1:34 pm, YouTube Anna wrote:
> > > > It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> > > > and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> > > > going to try and simplify things:
> > > > 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> > > > old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> > > > Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> > > > and try again.
> > > > If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> > > > 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> > > > steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> > > > We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> > > > might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> > > > software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> > > > the flash detection code.
> > > > Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> > > > issue.
> > > > 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> > > > We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> > > > might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> > > > our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> > > > was uploaded by you. In this case,
> > > > Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> > > > would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> > > > meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> > > > inconvenience.
dvg61 - thanks!! Even tho I had sort-of sorted out the problem in
Firefox (not in IE, nothing I do there works) I tried your dsl-cache
thingy and it works! No problems now! Thanks mate!! Chao, Will
> In the dialog, choose Manual Proxy Configuration, then type in
> dsl-cache.saix.net
> Use Port 8080 and select “Use this proxy server for all protocols
> DO THE ABOVE IF YOU WANT TO NOT SEE THAT ERROR - "SORRY THIS VIDEO IS
> NO LONGER AVAILABLE" - courtesy of Jason on Tech leader - an url that
> was given earlier in all these discussions.
> It has worked for me and works on 'Flock' and on IE - with IE you have
> to go to
> Tools - Internet options - Connections - LAN settings - tick 'use
> proxy server for your LAN - address put as dsl-cache.saix.net - port
> 8080
> hope it works for you .
> cheers
> On Aug 4, 3:59 pm, jewojcicki wrote:
> > Did you installed Flash ver 9 + ActoveX?
> > On Aug 1, 11:37 pm, frengipanykh wrote:
> > > A little while ago I had the same Message.
> > > I went into my Account .........then back
> > > No Problema.
> > > There was no reason not to play the first time.
> > > Still it works!!!!!!!!!
> > > Good Luck
> > > frengipany
> > > On Jul 20, 3:46 am, cbess45 wrote:
> > > > MY VIDEO KEEPS SHOWING THE MESSAGE "WE'RE SORRY, THIS VIDEO IS NO
> > > > LONGER AVAILABLE" BUT IS NOT ONLY FOR ME.. IS FOR EVERYONE! AND THE
> > > > VIDEO IS NOT DELETED!
> > > > WHAT SHOULD I DO?
> > > > On Jul 18, 1:34 pm, YouTube Anna wrote:
> > > > > It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> > > > > and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> > > > > going to try and simplify things:
> > > > > 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> > > > > old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> > > > > Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> > > > > and try again.
> > > > > If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> > > > > 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> > > > > steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> > > > > We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> > > > > might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> > > > > software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> > > > > the flash detection code.
> > > > > Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> > > > > issue.
> > > > > 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> > > > > We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> > > > > might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> > > > > our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> > > > > was uploaded by you. In this case,
> > > > > Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> > > > > would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> > > > > meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> > > > > inconvenience.
> Can you please do me a favor and check if you can view the video or it
> gives that infamous "error message". Please let us know what browser
> you use.
Does not work. Linux 2.6 kernel running Firefox 3.
And the reason it does not work is IMO pretty clear - refer to my
posting on the subject (thread " This video is no longer available")
posted just some minutes ago.
Hello,
I'm from Malta and I'm a Youtube fanatic! I can't see any video
clips. There's something unusual.Till 2 days ago I watched several
video clips.But from Yesterday is it's stucked. I don't have any
Google web accelarator.Can you help?? Thanks and regards from Cecenki.
> It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> going to try and simplify things:
> 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> and try again.
> If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> the flash detection code.
> Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> issue.
> 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> was uploaded by you. In this case,
> Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> inconvenience.
For the last few days I have been unable to watch Youtube due to the
above messages relating to Javascript. I have already followed the
instructions but to no avail. I really miss Youtube and hope someone
can help me.Have a nice day.
> It seems like many of us here are having trouble with watching videos,
> and there's also some confusion regarding the error messages. I'm
> going to try and simplify things:
> 1. Error message: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
> old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player
> Additionally, you could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies
> and try again.
> If this doesn't fix it please continue reading.
> 2. Error Message: We're sorry this video is no longer available (the
> steps below are also applicable to the previous error message)
> We recommend: Disabling software such as Google Web Accelerator which
> might be causing this issue. We have found that users with ad-blocking
> software enabled may not be able to see videos due to a conflict with
> the flash detection code.
> Please add to this thread with quick fixes that helped you with the
> issue.
> 3. Error message- “Your video is unavailable”-
> We recommend: Editing your video's tags, title or description. This
> might help you play it. Please remember this is only for a video that
> our site said was Live!. Also, it's only applicable to a video that
> was uploaded by you. In this case,
> Please know we're working on making all this work without a glitch and
> would love to hear any workarounds from you. In the
> meanwhile, we appreciate your patience, and truly regret the
> inconvenience.
Please help me! Every youtube video has disappeared. I clicked the
block tab on the upper right corner of a video, and when a microsoft
window popped up, I clicked okay, assuming that this would block all
of those "subscribe" messages I had been getting.
The video disappeared from the page, and no other youtube video will
show up. The page shows the video title, and immediately below it I
see the rating and number of views (there isn't even a space where the
video used to be). Please help me, the youtube deprivation is killing
me...
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