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If you are having trouble viewing the videos, this page should help you. We use a standard open-source flash player that is compatible with virtually all browsers and operating systems. Oftentimes, there are issues beyond our control that will cause a user to have problems viewing the videos. However, here are some common issues that should resolve most problems.
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2) Sometimes stored browsing history can interefere with javascript, so be sure to clear your temporary files/cache in your browser. In FireFox, this is located in Tools -> Clear Recent History. In Internet Explorer, it's located in Tools -> Internet Options.
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    • - Although Godvine videos should play in all browsers, we only recommend one of the three listed above. If you still can't get the videos to play in your browser, try one of the other three, particularly Google Chrome works well.
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    Something else to note - if you are using dial up internet access or a very slow internet provider, that could also be the reason that it won't load. Streaming videos online requires a broadband connection.
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