This probably isn't your problem, but the flash issues I had (in Ubuntu
8.10) were all related to me running the x86_64 version of Ubuntu (and
consequently Firefox) and the 32-bit version of flash. Once Adobe
released the 64-bit flash (in beta), it's been running like a dream.

The symptoms I had were different though. Basically, I would get an
inactive gray box instead of the flash content. I would usually have to
restart Firefox for flash to come back to life. Like I said, it doesn't
sound like that's your problem, but I thought I'd throw that out there...

-Joe

Ryan Rix wrote:
> Jason Hayes wrote:
>> No problems with the official version. I've installed the restricted stuff and 
>> the official flash, as well as the swfdec, but still have many pages where the 
>> flash components just don't work.
>>
>> All I get is blank screen, or a flash component that is blinking through all 
>> the possible screens at high speed. Not sure what the issue is.
> 
> If you have both, and the swfdec-mozilla package, swfdec may be 
> overriding flash-plugin-nonfree. Try going to your addons->plugins and 
> disabling swfdec if it was in there.
> 
> I was never able to figure out how to get swfdec working with 
> youtube/video sight in general. Probably just codecs, but IDk what batch 
> to install so gave up and used mplayer script to watch youtube videos.
> 
> Ryan
> 
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