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I have since upgraded the OS to OS X 10.9.1. This upgrade was done on the previous OS (OS X 10.8 - latest version) and the problem appeared then.

The playback problems only appeared on the iMac following the upgrade of Flash Player to 11.9.900.170.

The iMac has Flash Player 11.9.900.170 iinstalled.

The Macbook Pro has Flash Player 11.9.900.117 installed.

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Both machines are running Mac OS X 10.9.1.This behaviour is the same, no matter which machine is used when starting the playbacks first.This would seem to rule out any connectivity problems. I can play any video clip from the bbc.co.uk/news website on the Macbook Pro while simultaneously getting just a black screen showing for the same (or indeed, any other) clip on the iMac.Mike, but could I raise a few points re: your diagnosis? I hope some of this is helpful in determining, and possibly resolving, the cause of the problem. In Firefox, the following error details are obtained:-ĭescription : The netstream connection was closed unexpectedly Could this be significant?Īlso, I've tried using the Chrome browser, and again some clips on the bbc.co.uk/news site fail to run (but no 'Shockwave Flash' screen at all in Chrome) and allow me to collect the following error details:. Clicking this screen removes it and the video plays (unless it happens to be on the bbc.co.uk/news and its associated sites). However, all video clips (from ANY web site) show a grey screen with 'Shockwave Flash' displayed. Most video clips now play (including those from the iPlayer site), although many from the bbc.co.uk/news and its associated sites do not - the video clip remains stubbornly black, with no error message appearing.

I've now tried both suggestions, and things have much improved.