I’m seeing the same problems in Windows 10 / Chrome and Windows 7 Chrome. I did a complete wipe of my browser cache and tried the shift+refresh with no luck.
I’m going to try to re-install chrome to see if it helps - but I would have to agree that we shouldn’t have to remove the broswer- but at this point it’s worth a try.
No problem. But as I said, even after the update to the website I was able to connect just fine on 3 different computers using Chrome, so the problem is not a global issue.
It may not be global, but it’s obviously something that affects a sub-group of users. Dunno if there is an extension causing the issue, or possibly a security setting in Chrome mucking up the mix. At any rate, thanks for the suggestion. I posted my findings here
@JackK@indianchief1000 All that reinstalling did was change your Chrome settings back to the defaults. I’m willing to bet you had plugins or scripts blocked in your Chrome Settings. If you sign-in to Chrome on all of your devices then those settings are synced. I purposely block plugins in Chrome to prevent videos from automatically playing in ads on news sites.
Yeah - its possible that one of my extensions is causing the issue - I don’t use too many, but I do have a few. Oddly enough I haven’t added any extensions in months - so when they moved from Flash to HTML5 - it had to do with that migration.
If it pops up again I’ll dig deeper - between this and the channel issues I mentioned in my other post - I was just ready to have it fixed.
OK, I think I figured out what the problem is…Flash. With the current security vulnerability on Flash, browsers are blocking Flash from running. Chrome didn’t give me any message, but Firefox pop up with a warning message. If I allow it to run, the video started to play.
I thought Tablo no longer uses Flash. When I was still on 2.2.2 firmware, I remember there was an option where I can choose to force html5 or external player. That option doesn’t exist anymore. Using Flash is just not safe.
The my.tablotv.com website in Chrome no longer uses Flash for playback. You must have some weird settings going on in Chrome. Hence my recommendation to uninstall Chrome and start fresh.
Reinstalled Chrome, still didn’t work. Yes, the Tablo app on the android phone works. I just want to use the browser on the phone and see if it is doing the same thing and it did. I can use FF browser and allow Flash. Chrome didn’t give me such option. Again, I believe Flash is the problem and Tablo should playback in html5 instead of Flash. Flash is being ban by many browsers because using Flash is just not safe.
I tried with Safari this morning, and yes it works. I still don’t understand why this doesn’t work on my Chrome(s) across Mac/Windows.
I did not reboot router/Tablo/computer in this specific order since I don’t think router should have much to do with it. Tablo/compuer have been rebooted couple of times but it didn’t help Chrome.