Will it play Amazon Prime videos which need Adobe Flash ?(I heard Adobe Flash is no longer supported on Android).
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No, it won't play amazon video. You're right, when I tried to download Adobe it says it's not supported on your device
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Make sure you download and install the "Amazon for Tablets" THEN download and install the "Amazon Prime Instant Video". By the way, get the apps from the Amazon.Com site because when I tried to get from the Google App Store, they wouldn't install.
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Absolutely. There are several video players available for Android (like MX Player), so you may have to try a few out to get external source videos to play.
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netflix has its own app and works great on the tablet. amazon prime however does not have its own app and will need to be viewed on a browser. you'll need Dolphin Browser and Adobe Flash installed and correctly configured. works fine on my tablet. here is a link on how to get it all set up: the-digital-reader.com/nates-reviews/stream-amazon-instant-videos-android-tablet/if the adobe flash player link in that article doesn't work for whatever reason, you can download it here as well: downloadandroidfiles.org/Files/Apps%20%28APK%29/KitKat.Adobe.Flash.Player.11.1.apk
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yes, it is compatible with Adobe Flash player, here is a link on how to enable flash player in Android KitKat 4.4: http://www.cultofandroid.com/49840/install-flash-player-android-4-4-kitkat/ KitKat is the newest version of the Android operating system, Chrome is a web browser. Chrome is included with the tablet but you can use any web browser you want.
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Flash is no longer offered in the Play Store for devices running later versions of Android, like Jelly Bean, so you have to get it direct from Adobe (don't worry, it's free). Plus, many of the newer Android-compatible browsers don't support Flash, so you have to get one of the few left that do. To get Flash, go to this site - http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1061194 - and follow the clear, well-written instructions. I installed Flash 11.1.115.81, which is the most recent of the archived versions, on my Galaxy S4 phone and it works fine. Now for the browser. I recommend Boat Browser or Boat Browser Mini, both of which are free and available in the Play Store. These are obscure but excellent browsers - I've used Mini exclusively on smartphones for several years with zero complaints, and I do a lot of surfing from my phone. Once Boat is installed, open it, go into Settings, and under "Page content settings", make sure "Enable flash/plug-ins" is set to "Always on". You should be good to go. BTW, if you're not a fan of the dumbed-down mobile renderings of web pages, there's a nifty setting in Boat called "Set UA" (UA stands for User Agent) where you can force every page to be displayed as it would be on a computer desktop - of course, you'll have to scroll around and pinch-to-zoom to navigate, but you'll get all of the content. One other caveat - full episode renderings on network websites seem to have problems no matter what browser you use, so don't be surprised if you have to go to your computer to watch those. The networks do seem to be getting it, finally, as they are now rolling out Android apps specifically geared for video content, and those will undoubtedly be the way to go eventually.
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I did not buy Kindle fire HD because the reviews were clear Amazon had bloated it with adware. I bought a xoom because they are so clean of apps when you buy them. I too found my Amazon prime videos will not play on it. Now we all know they could make an app for it but nope. They really really want to sell you the 24 hr "hard sell" pop-up machine that is the Kindle android. If anybody finds a way to watch prime videos on Xoom, I'd be really pleased.
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The other comments are correct that the newest version of Adobe Flash is no longer available for download with newer Android OS but older versions of Flash can be downloaded from Adobe's website and will work. I am running Adobe Flash Player 11.1 version 11.1.115.63 on my Android 4.2.2 Admittedly, I do not know if it works on Kit Kat but I just did the smallest amount of researched to find a compatible version for Jelly Bean, I'm sure somewhere out in Google Land there is a link for a version that works on Kit Kat. Check forums on the various Android support websites. Then you can use whatever browser you want and view anything you want! Hooray for freedom! Good Luck! The other comments are correct that the newest version of Adobe Flash is no longer available for download with newer Android OS but older versions of Flash can be downloaded from Adobe's website and will work. I am running Adobe Flash Player 11.1 version 11.1.115.63 on my Android 4.2.2 Admittedly, I do not know if it works on Kit Kat but I just did the smallest amount of researched to find a compatible version for Jelly Bean, I'm sure somewhere out in Google Land there is a link for a version that works on Kit Kat. Check forums on the various Android support websites. Then you can use... » Read More The other comments are correct that the newest version of Adobe Flash is no longer available for download with newer Android OS but older versions of Flash can be downloaded from Adobe's website and will work. I am running Adobe Flash Player 11.1 version 11.1.115.63 on my Android 4.2.2 Admittedly, I do not know if it works on Kit Kat but I just did the smallest amount of researched to find a compatible version for Jelly Bean, I'm sure somewhere out in Google Land there is a link for a version that works on Kit Kat. Check forums on the various Android support websites. Then you can use whatever browser you want and view anything you want! Hooray for freedom! Good Luck! « Show Less
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No, Adobe Flash is an "android app" you can download from an android market. Like Aptoide market or sometimes on Google Play. I'm using the built in browser with Flash and it seems to work okay.
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I have never used it with Amazon Prime. There are a number of apps thru which you r able to stream or purchase for permanent download to your device. I use my device strictly for download and storage purposes. As well I can stream from other media devices on my network.
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Yes. I watch streaming videos a lot, mostly use netflix, youtube, and other various movie apps. The browser does support flash. This device is like a Android smart phone that hooks up to your big screen tv. Android OS is known for supporting flash and Iphones do not. You can also download different browser apps from Amazon apps and Google play.
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No android tablet 4.1 or above natively supports Flash. But you can install flash and a flash ready Browser like Dolphin or Skyfire
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Not without a hack..."Adobe announced that they won't support Flash for Android 4.1 and above."See this link: http://www.addictivetips.com/android/how-to-install-adobe-flash-player-on-any-android-4-1-4-2-jelly-bean-device/
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Yes, it has the amazon Prime app for streaming videos. There is a button on the remote for that.
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yes, it is compatible with Adobe Flash player, here is a link on how to enable flash player in Android KitKat 4.4: http://www.cultofandroid.com/49840/install-flash-player-android-4-4-kitkat/KitKat is the newest version of the Android operating system, Chrome is a web browser. Chrome is included with the tablet but you can use any web browser you want.
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Yes. To get Amazon Prime video to work:1. Go to Settings and change to allow outside Apps2. Go to Amazon Prime video thru the browser and try to order a movie3. Amazon will take you to directions for Android...essentially, you install the Amazon AppStore app, then thru that you you install Amazon video app4. Use the Amazon Video app...done
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if you are asking if you can play amazon instant video on this yes and yes you have to either be a prime member or pay for the videos