Revue and Accessories

[danderson3]

I use dar.fm's webaudio  player, which uses Flash.  It worked fine before the upgrade.  It plays recorded programs which are stored as 15 minute mp3 segments/files.  Now the player stops at 14:52 in each segment; the pause/play button still shows pause

as the option, so it does not change, the timing count does not update, and there is no sound.  When I click Next Segment it proceeds as it should, but also halts at 14:52.  This behavior is 100% reproducible on the Revue and never on MacOS and Linux with Chrome on both.

[dolby]

Two things to try would be to to reboot the Revue with CTRL+ALT+DEL and then you can also try adjusting the Flash settings.

1) Launch Google Chrome.

2) Press the "Menu" button on the Revue Keyboard. (This is the button located on the bottom of the revue keyboard and has 4 white lines.).

3) Select "Settings".

4) Select "Advanced Settings".

5) Select "Under the Hood".

6) Select "Adobe Flash Player storage settings..."

7) Under "Settings Manager" select "Website Storage Settings panel".

8) On the "Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager" on the right Select "Delete all sites" then select "Confirm" when prompted.

9) Under "Settings Manager" select "Global Storage Settings panel".

10) On the "Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager" on the right drag the slider to Unlimited.

11) Ensure both "Allow third-party Flash content to store data on your computer." & "Store common Flash components to reduce

download times." are selected.

12) Press Ctrl+Alt+Del at the same time on the keyboard to reset the Revue.

13) Once the Revue boots test websites that were giving the Flash errors.

[danderson3]

that is a clear and appropriate set of instructions, but the only changed they created is the audio stops a couple seconds further along, at 14:56

[dolby]

What is your setup, danderson3?

[danderson3]

I'm not sure what you are asking for.  I have a Logitech Revue connected to an HDTV via HDMI.

Also note that this worked in the past without fail.

[dolby]

Like wireless or wired.

Have you tried unplugging the Revue then unplug the router and wait one minute. Then plug in the router and plug in the Revue when the router has started up.

Also try setting your IP to Static instead of DHCP.

If none of those work you may just want to contact Revue Phone support to open a ticket and have them test it and see if the same thing happens to them too.

[danderson3]

I will open a ticket.  This is not a router problem or a bandwidth problem, as other machines on the local network do not show the same problem (Mac and Linux).

[dolby]

Let us know what happens.

[danderson3]

tech support thinks the Revue is running into a limit on the Flash Player cache size,

so I am out of luck :-(

[dolby]

That is why I say to try unlimited for the storage, but that is too bad it does not work. I know this is not just the Revues being effected, Sony is having the same issue as well as reported by Sony users on here (3.2 did not fix it). So hopefully Google will get this fixed soon.