When the new on-air application is ready, Megaphone TV will contact all customers to provide a smooth transition away from Flash Player.Flash Player, which continues to be one of the most popular platforms on the the world’s number one browser, Google Chrome itself is part of this push off Adobe Flash Player, and the latest stable build introduces a major change in this regard.Ĭhrome 76 ships with Flash Player disabled by default, so manual input from users is required when loading pages with Flash in its content. Although Megaphone TV’s “on air” graphics application currently requires Flash Player, Megaphone is actively developing a new on-air application that will no longer require Flash Player. Megaphone TV and Flash Player End of Life: December 31, 2020Īdobe Flash Player has officially been discontinued, and will stop functioning in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, IE, and Edge on December 31, 2020. If your organization is unable to successfully enable Flash Player for use with Megaphone TV, please contact Megaphone technical support. For best results, Megaphone TV recommends using Google Chrome or Firefox.

Megaphone TV requires an up-to-date web browser with Adobe Flash Player installed and enabled. If Megaphone does not run after performing the steps in this document, please try updating Flash, updating Chrome, and reinstalling Flash, as described on Google's Flash Player Help page.įor information on enabling Flash Player for your organization, see Managing Flash in Chrome.

5) In Terminal, run the following command to convert the ist file to a binary file: plutil -convert binary1 ~/Library/Preferences/Ħ) Either restart macOS or quit Chrome, then in Terminal run the following command, and then restart Chrome: defaults read ~/Library/Preferences/ Troubleshooting

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