Screen Flashes While Streaming Video

[quote user="FullHornet"]Yeah if you are watching porn the yes it is a security hole[/quote]Flash is a security hole in general.

Besides if it was that big of security risk why is it required for 95 % of video players on PC.

There is no need
to make up statistics that cannot be verified.

Web video has been moving to HTML5 for a while now. Flash doesn't exist on iPhone/iPad and those play video for many sites just fine.

Like I said, yell at CBS for not providing a more up to date streaming option. Oh, and don't think that Flash would just magically get you access to legitimate video streaming websites. Many block devices that aren't PCs, Hulu being one of them.

Any live stream video on YouTube can only be watched on a browser mainly so that YouTube and the live stream provider can sell ads.

Also it seems that you can not watch said live via the Xbox IE browser as it seems the video uses Flash when streaming and since Xbox doesn't support flash the content is not watchable

This is EXACTLY how my system is set up. Sound is working perfectly but the video is flashing. Not a constant flash but mainly a black screen then as if the HDR mode keeps resetting, the banner in the upper right corner of the screen signifying hdr has
initialized will get brighter, image that should be showing on screen will appear for a split second and then back to black screen all while the atmos sound never waivers.

Streaming directly on Youtube via Xbox is not possible. Personally, I would also like to have this option if it works. It's just that you're uploading the video and uploading the video to YouTube via XboxDVR.com. Or, it's like plugging your Flash Drive
into your console and uploading videos to it. Then plug this flash drive into your PC and then upload it to YouTube. Xbox is streamed to the official Microsoft / Xbox streaming service, and it's a Mixer. Or you can also stream through Twitch.

I personally do this by streaming through the Mixer service. The video will save me to the record and download it directly to my PC on the Mixer site. On PC, I edit it and cut it down and then upload it to YT.

It will do that in normal operation, particularly when it monitors the cloud server. Right now I'm streaming video through my network drive and the internet light is flashing a lot, particularly when the video and movie app is used for streaming.