> It can be anything really - if you were using FF - I'd say that's the
> culprit. But since you're not - it could be that you're being censored
> from some place along the www highway - and even hijacked. You need to
> see what's running in your app box and remove anything that doesn't
> belong there. For an idea of what you're up against check -http://www.merijn.org/programs.php

> Download and follow instructions.

> Then check to see if you're using the latest flash plugin. Uninstall
> and reinstall that. Then run a registry cleaner. Make sure your
> machine is a clean one. Spyware, malware and useless files included in
> the clean.

> On Jul 19, 6:34 pm, SADvids wrote:

> > Yeah, I was beginning to think that too. Although, it's not happening
> > to any of my friends, but it seems to be reported around the internet
> > alot in the last week. I wonder if it's an Australian problem? Nothing
> > works in IE, either. Although, one time I did get a video to work in
> > Flock that didn't in firefox, but then others stopped loading in all
> > browsers. It's happening on both my computers. I'm wondering if I
> > should contact TPG, my ISP?

> > Also I disabled all my addins for firefox, and still the same issue.
> > Upgraded to Flash Player 10 beta, and re-installed Java, same issue.

> > I wish YouTube would acknowledge this problem, it's too widespread and
> > ongoing for them to do and say nothing about it.

> > On Jul 20, 2:47 am, schoem wrote:

> > > I don't think it is a firefox problem.I've had firefox for ages now
> > > and all the videos used to work. It's only in the last week or ten
> > > days that it started with the "We're sorry story"  I think it is a
> > > Youtube problem. I could always watch anything - I have not changed
> > > anything on my pc, nor do I have any accelerators, so why would the
> > > problem be on my pc ??  PLUS there are hundreds of people having the
> > > same problem. Must be Youtube.

> > > On Jul 19, 4:54 pm, SADvids wrote:

> > > > I'm using the new 3.0.1 beta of firefox, I've never had Google Web
> > > > Accelerator, and youtube videos just refuse to load. "We're sorry,
> > > > this video is no longer available." Obscure videos, that I don't want
> > > > to watch will load, but anything I want to watch simply won't (MOST
> > > > videos. One in ten works.). I'm getting really frustrated. Does anyone
> > > > know if this is a firefox bug and will be fixed?