Internet Help with Dolphins site

[BigCityCat]

I can't get a response from the dolphins site. I am using firefox and the video plays but I can't hear any volume. All the volume tabs are maxed out and my speaker settings are on. When I use Internet explorer 7pro AKA IE7pro almost the whole site is blocked but the addblocker is disabled.

 

[Nuno]

hey , try Internet Explorer that works for me.

 

[PhinsPhan122]

I use firefox and the videos dont work for me either (no sound). They work on internet explorer though. Maybe upgrade your flash player.

 

[BigCityCat]

Problem I have with IE is I have Ie7pro and in order to get IE I would have to uninstall, but thanks anyway. At least I now know that it is not working with Firefox. Now I have to figure out how to get ie7pro to work. Thanks

 

[nosleep]

I have to use Internet Explorer too, Firefox has no sound

 

[Nosferatu]

The new version of Firefox isnt nearly as compatible as the old version. I've run into several problems like the one you mentioned.

 

[BigCityCat]

Well the problem I was having was that in my addons in IE, I had to enable the flashplayer. Firefox is great but it's not perfect. Thanks anyways

 

[Myles Fynch]

I can't get a response from the dolphins site. I am using firefox and the video plays but I can't hear any volume. All the volume tabs are maxed out and my speaker settings are on. When I use Internet explorer 7pro AKA IE7pro almost the whole site is blocked but the addblocker is disabled.

I feel for ya, bro. Sometimes the culprit lies deep in the settings of I.E. Try looking here in the I.E. tabs at the top of your browser:

TOOLS...
then
INTERNET OPTIONS...
then
Check the following areas to make sure your settings aren't too restrictive:

SECURITY, PRIVACY, and ADVANCED.

Advanced can be tricky if you aren't familiar with the choices. I'm sure there are some online tutorials to help you get the settings straight.

Good luck.

 

[IceStorm]

I'm running the latest and greatest version of Firefox, I've got full sound, etc.
No addon's, etc.
If you look at the code, you'll see the site is written towards MSIE. Most NFL sites are.
So look more at the code and less at the browser.