You Tube - We're sorry, this video is no longer available

[LouisMoore16]

yes that was wat i was going to say, are there any updates you need to do for you internet Explorer or flash player ?

[Guest]

Hmm. I've never seen the error appear like that. But you can't blame Vista here.

Try re-setting your browser's cache (CTRL+ F5)? Are you certain that you have the latest version of Flash installed?

How about trying it in a different browser? Are you using IE7 on the XP machine you say the videos work on?

[oldaccount1]

I'd say make sure flash is updated and also try another browser like firefox and tell us if that works.

[Popcorned1]

Try disabling Esets Internet security, I know It can be a bit crazy at times.

[theyarecomingforyou]

lol @ this topic. I wish people would apply common sense to things before blaming Vista - the video works fine here.

[neufuse Veteran]

Not vista's fault, works fine here in x86 and x64 vista..

[Guest xiphi]

Works fine here in FF3 RC1 and IE7 on Vista with the latest Flash.

[+shift. MVC]

Of all the things to blame Vista for! :p

[Sethos]

When a video is removed, you see a long red box stating it has been removed not in the video itself, right?

[DrOmango]

Its not a vista problem but

My IE does not load embeded youtube videos on websites, but works fine when I go directly to youtube and load it.

How do we fix this?

[ViperAFK]

some links on the main page now:

They work for me in vista x64

[DreadBoat89]

Of all the things to blame Vista for! :p

mac vs pc ad here we come? :laugh:

[zivan56]

This happens to me if i leave a page with an embedded YouTube video idle overnight. A refresh fixes it though...

[Justin-]

It's NOT a Vista problem. It's a problem with the new player, I believe, because I've got that problem a few times. I'm not sure if it was on Vista or OSX or XP though, that I got the problem, thought the OS shouldn't have anything to do with it.

Make sure your Flash is up to date.

Are you using IE7 or FF or ... ?

I'm using Minefield nightlies here and it happens.

Usually just refreshing a few times will fix it. Try a CTRL+F5 (or is it SHIFT+F5?). That may fix it.

[chconline Veteran]

Lol running Vista here... it works omg! :o

[Gamerhomie]

When a video is removed, you see a long red box stating it has been removed not in the video itself, right?

Yeah but when you're trying to play the removed video in an embedded player on another website it states the error in the video like it did in the screenshot.

[Justin-]

I did a quick Google search and read that Google Web Accelerator and Adobe AIR can cause the problem. If you have GWA installed, just remove it. It's really not needed.

[zork152]

I've installed firefox and all the videos work fine on there. But, not on IE.

[+shift. MVC]

So it only works in Firefox and not IE?...

[PermaSt0ne]

i've been getting this too (vista ultimate x64 sp1 w/ firefox)

just refresh the page and all the video's on that page will work

[blake]

screen shot.

Why is youtube.com in your "Local intranet" zone? That could be what is causing your issue.

Edited June 10, 2008 by blake

[bryonhowley]

Works fine in Vista SP1 XP SP3 and OSX 10.5.2.

[Guest]

Why is youtube.com in your "Local intranet" zone? That could be what is causing your issue.

Well noticed.

Also with the new player, some vids stream slower for me, some use it and some don't. Can't you decide which one to use? (ie, opting in/out of the beta)

[bloodrain]

No. Just no!

Logic won't work here. It's obviously Vista's fault!

he must be a mac guy blaming vista, lol.

VISTA IS TEH SUX0RS!!

[Rebdomine]

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Edited June 18, 2008 by Fred Derf
do not browser troll please