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Does SL Viewer work on Windows Professional 64 Bit?


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Hello,

While the latest official Second Life viewer installs on Windows 7 Profession 64 bit, I am experiencing the following problem. I cannot get video streaming on a prim surface to work. I am just getting the 'frame cannot be loaded' message. I have tried the traditional remedies, reinstalling Flash plugin, clearing cash, running the viewer as admin, running the client in compatibility mode ... but nothing worked. I also recall many of my friends who upgraded their laptops like did, having similar problems. Please let me know how I can get video streaming to work again.

Thanks

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To answer your question, yest it does.  Has for years.  See this post: 

Windows 7 -- 64 bit -- Second Life -- No problems

http://virtualoutworlding.blogspot.com/2010/08/windows-7-64-bit-second-life-no.html

I have been using that OS in Sl for about 2 years, as have many others.   And, yest, I do use video on prim -- it works fine.  The viewer, being 32 bit  is normally loaded in compatibility mode.  Have your updated your drivers?  That is a common problem.  

For more help, you probably need to tell about your video card.  

TKR 


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Thank Thinkerer,

Here are my specs

Windows 7 Pro, 64 bit Service Pack 1

Gfx card: Nvidia Quadro 1000 M 

Intel Core i7-2760 QM CPU 2.4 GHz

RAM: 8.00 GB

Everything renders fine .... 124 FPS without shadows, 24 FPS with every graphics setting maxed out

I have friends who also bought a recent laptop from HP ... and they are having similar issues ...., video streaming on a prim does not work, for e.g. the youtube site can be accessed .... but where you are supposed to see a video you have the usual links to install flash which of course when clicked leads to the 'frame cannot be loaded' .

Any help deeply appreciated.

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Thanks Charlotte,

yes the solution you proposed works. I installed Flash 64 bit manually.

This is what I posted on another list just a few mins back :)

Found a solution. It appears that the Flash Player that Adobe installs
is a 32 bit player ... that can run well in Chrome, IE etc... even if
they are on a 64 bit OS. But if you manually install the 64 bit
version I obtained here ...
http://download.cnet.com/Adobe-Flash-Player-11-Beta-64-bit/3000-2378_4-75454063.html
streaming work

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