Office Hours - 12.11.2018
Rusty Guinn
December 11, 2018·15 comments·Epsilon Theory Live
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I had to use Chrome and set Chrome to be the default browser in order to view/hear the presentation.
Though I’m logged in to Epsilon Theory, all I see is:
“Sorry
Because of its privacy settings, this video cannot be played here.”
I think the issue is privacy settings for the video set on Vimeo.
iphone running safari and firefox here. Does NOT see any link for presentation or audio.
I had the same problem when I was getting into Safari through a twitter link. Can you try launching Safari directly (won’t have the “Done” button on upper left of screen)? Works okay for me when I do that.
What browser are you using, Clark? We’re having success with Chrome and (sometimes) Safari.
Well that’s annoying! We’re on it …
12-12-18 Android browser no go. Chrome worked. But after logging on, had to go through the recent comment link list to get by the paywall. Also my local keyboard keeps vanishing?
Ben, I’m sorry I didn’t see this until just now.
Once I allowed ‘all cookies’ it played just fine. I use the Brave browser, which is just like Google Chrome in many respects. I had to specifically allow all cookies (which I usually block) for the video to play.
Hi Ben… This is my first visit. I can’t get the video to play. Admittedly, I have my shields up all the time but I took them down to see if that would work. I suppose I could do more, but at my age if it don’t work, just leave it. I’ll watch to see if this comes back. --Fred
Ben, as a fellow Birmingham guy, Berry graduate, it was Golden Flake Potato Chips.
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