Unable to watch videos on canal

I found the simplest solution:

Do you have the adblock software on Chrome (for watching football matches in streaming, for example)? If so, pause it and you will be able to see the zapping.

Hello, I found a solution: on the browser click on the toolbox (the little key at the top right) then on "options" > advanced options > content settings > first line "cookies" there's a line in blue at the bottom "Adobe flash player storage settings" click on it > flashplayer help page > 2nd icon from the left > global local storage settings > set the slider to 10 MB and check "allow flash to store data on your PC" and also the next box "store components etc..." > close the Adobe page > go back to cplus and it works! (if not refresh the page > arrow just left of the search bar)
I hope I helped you > for me it wasn't the host I did this and that > LET'S GO > forward
CANOULE more > LONG LIVE GROLAND!
hi! - RAF

I had this problem for a while, and strangely, it was only by restarting Firefox in safe mode, ignoring the add-ons, that updates were detected for the Java console, which didn't happen in normal mode... since then, everything's running smoothly! I hope this can help some people...

Hi,
What format is the video?
Which player?

Could it be a codec issue?
I'm pro-VLC =) : Have you tried playing your video in VLC Media Player?

I had the same problem...
You need to allow Flash content to store data on your PC:

"The best way to enable Flash Local Storage and verify your Flash settings is to visit this online: http://www.macromedia.com/...

This link will show you your web browser's actual global Flash configuration settings, beginning with the 'Global Storage Settings' tab, which has an icon featuring a file folder superimposed on a globe.

From here, make sure the "allow third party Flash content to store data on your computer" checkbox is checked. Next, drag the slider above that checkbox up to "100k" or higher.

Next, click the tab immediately to the right (the icon has a lock superimposed on a globe), which is 'Global Security Settings.' From here, select the "Always ask" option. "