The website I am trying to stream (calvarygc.org) says it needs adobe flash player. How do I get this and store it for later use>
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I am not sure that you can. There are some streaming sites that are only set up for computer use, and maybe not for this player. The "channels" that you can get are already preprogramed on it, like Amazon Prime, Netflix and Vudu, along with many others. I would check on the Sony site for questions and their trouble shooting knowledge base for this player. I would also check the website that you are trying to stream and see if they have any information on if what you can stream it on.
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I don't think you'll be able to watch anything that needs adobe flash player.
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Don't buy this piece of junk, it crapped out on me after last than a year....
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Startup is pretty quick. Remember, the chromebox can only play thru a web browser. I would be hesitant to stream something that requires a ton of resources.
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It will play flash media from the browser. Awesome device, like having your android phone connected to your TV
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You have to download and install flash player for android from Google maket.
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Yes. But watching via-online may be a problem as it does not have Flash Player. It's best to download the app through Google player
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Download Media-browser for Mac and try. Streaming online is most probably not possible, you can show it on TV/Projectors etc. Does not show on the computer screen while recording and so I think that streaming will not be possible. Someone can suggest a software which can do it.
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Hello,Sorry you cannot. Those games require Flash, and these older units cannot install the current flash. They will also not do any videos on the web like Youtube, Netflix, Hulu etc. IF you need the Flash games or videos, you will need a Macbook. Any Macbook will play Facebook games and do videos. Thanks, Chris Betamacs
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Not sure about Java but yes adobe flash is available. The Trio uses Amazon appshare (Not Google) so you download adobe flash there. Java you get from its website.
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There is a browser in the tv so I assume you could load the page and try but you would still need a keyboard and mouse to make it work. Plus I'm not sure if the browser can do flash...or whatever the game "web language" is. They also have apps specifically for the TV. Google lg world and you can see what apps are up on the lg server for download to play on the tv. Haven't done that either. TV is pretty damn incredible though.
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No, Adobe Flash is an "android app" you can download from an android market. Like Aptoide market or sometimes on Google Play. I'm using the built in browser with Flash and it seems to work okay.
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Hi Anthony, I never used a flash player on it, so I do not know if it supports flash player. Sorry for that.
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Yes, the other answer is true, but.....Yes, you can get an archived flash that will allow you to watch movies and flash things. The archive flash is for ICS 4.04 but should work OK in JB 4.1.1. UPDATE March 23, 2013:(I have this archived flash and watch Amazon videos, other online videos and it works great!Here is the link:http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.htmlHere is a great youtube link that may be of help to you regarding flash:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLjLbm_nBU8If you want more details, just ask and I will be happy to answer.Daisy Yes, the other answer is true, but.....Yes, you can get an archived flash that will allow you to watch movies and flash things. The archive flash is for ICS 4.04 but should work OK in JB 4.1.1. UPDATE March 23, 2013:(I have this archived flash and watch Amazon videos, other online videos and it works great!Here is the link:http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.htmlHere is a great youtube link that may be of help to you regarding flash:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLjLbm_nBU8If you want more... » Read More Yes, the other answer is true, but.....Yes, you can get an archived flash that will allow you to watch movies and flash things. The archive flash is for ICS 4.04 but should work OK in JB 4.1.1. UPDATE March 23, 2013:(I have this archived flash and watch Amazon videos, other online videos and it works great!Here is the link:http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.htmlHere is a great youtube link that may be of help to you regarding flash:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLjLbm_nBU8If you want more details, just ask and I will be happy to answer.Daisy « Show Less
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Some Flash content may be available, however not all sites will be supported for streaming video from websites. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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Adobe Flash is only supported on Android 2.2 (Froyo) and above. The player you describe runs Android 2.0 (Eclair). So no, you can't run Adobe Flash on this tablet unless/until it is updated to Froyo or Gingerbread.BTW, Flash support won't help if what you want is to watch Hulu. Hulu blocks all portable devices at their end.
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No it does not support flash but I'm still very happy with it. Streams very well. I won't recommend the case I got, it's a little snug.
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Greetings. Adobe flash player is pre-installed in the system. There are many adobe flash player versions online. Some is not compatible with Apad system. Please kindly help to inform whether there is hassle when you use the pre-installed flash player. Thanks for your question.
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I don't think so. I have a hard time playing Facebook games, and I keep getting a message that Flash Player needs to be updated even though it already is the latest version. I wouldn't recommend it for playing games.