Coojah working again on Chrome!

[_JoaoCampos]

Hey guys, sorry for this little "intrusion", I created an account just to let you guys know something I just found out! I was trying to figure out how to make Coojah work again, 'cause as you all know it stopped working sometime ago after a Adobe Flash update, and I didn't like (or they didn't work properly for me) any of the alternative methods and apps.

Well, I found out that recent versions of Google Chrome (not sure how recent they have to be, since I have the Chrome Dev Channel, but it will probably be there also on Stable and Beta) includes an alternative version/type of Flash Player called PPAPI (out-of-process) that you can activate in the "about:plugins" config section of the browser.

Here's a short guide to do so: Type "about:plugins" on Chrome's address bar, click "+ Details" on the right, go to the "Flash" Section, activate the one called "PPAPI (out-of-process)" and disable the "NPAPI" type ones. Notice you'll need to do that everytime you close Chrome, because Chrome resets to the default plugin at every launch.

Don't ask me what's the difference and why it works but the truth is, it does, at least for me! Coojah is picking up the rtmp parameters and downloading successfully with Blader!

Give it a try and let me know if it's working for you too :)

[rissa]

Originally Posted by _JoaoCampos

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Here's a short guide to do so: Type "aboutlugins" on Chrome's address bar, click "+ Details" on the right, go to the "Flash" Section, activate the one called "PPAPI (out-of-process)" and disable the "NPAPI" type ones. Notice you'll need to do that everytime you close Chrome, because Chrome resets to the default plugin at every launch.



Give it a try and let me know if it's working for you too

i dont have it

[chap]

Originally Posted by rissa

i dont have it

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