Here are some things you can try to fix the issue:
1. If you are not using either Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, try using one of them.
2. Clear your browser's cache:
● In Internet Explorer 7, on the top toolbar, choose 'Tools' and then 'Internet Options'. Under the 'General' tab, choose 'Delete' from 'Browsing History', then choose 'Delete files'
● In Internet Explorer 6, on the top toolbar, choose 'Tools' and then 'Internet Options' in the dropdown menu. Under the 'General' tab, choose 'Delete Files'.
● In Mozilla Firefox, on the top toolbar, choose 'Tools', and then 'Options' in the dropdown menu. Click the 'Privacy' icon at the top, and then under the 'Cache' tab click the 'Clear Cache Now' button.
3. Download the latest version of Adobe Flash player, available for free at
www.adobe.com. Just click on the 'Get Adobe Flash Player' button.
4. Clear your browser's cookies:
● In Internet Explorer 7, on the top toolbar, choose 'Tools' and then 'Internet Options'. Under the 'General' tab, choose 'Delete' from 'Browsing History', then choose 'Delete cookies'
● In Internet Explorer 6, on the top toolbar, choose 'Tools' and then 'Internet Options' in the dropdown menu. Under the 'General' tab, choose 'Delete Cookies'.
● toolbar, choose 'Tools', and then 'Options' in the dropdown menu. Click the 'Privacy' icon at the top, and then under the 'Cookies' tab click the 'Clear Cookies Now' button.
5. Lower your security level, as a higher level can sometimes block the content. This control can be found in your browser's Internet Options.
6. Wait for the download progress bar of the video to fill up, then press play once it has fully buffered/downloaded.
7. Try the issue in both Firefox and IE 7 by downloading the latest versions at www.getfirefox.com and www.microsoft.com/windows/ie.
Please note that our site does NOT work well with the AOL browser.
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