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#1 In an almost absolutely non-shocking move, Adobe has declared their Shockwave software plugin for accelerating web content to be going the way of the dodo when it comes to official support. The move follows the internet's advancement, where HTML5 and WebGL have superseded the usage of the proprietary Shockwave solution. A more open approach means there are a whole lot more players working on and paying attention to others' mistakes, and means there are a much higher number of developers working with the tools at any one timer than Adobe ever could dedicate engineers to.Following its statement on Shockwave being dead, Adobe pulled the downloads from their website, meaning that no additional versions or downloads of the software are coming from the company itself. Enterprise customers won't be left hanging, with a grace period of support from Adobe with new security updates for the remainder of their contracts. Current Shockwave-based content's future is unclear, but some content is bound to become inaccessible to most users. View at TechPowerUp Main Site #2 the moar things change, the moar things stay the same........IMHO, this should have happened many, many years ago, or better yet, never been allowed to exist in the 1st place, as it was a major PITA joke for the average person from day 1 Good riddance !!!!!!!!! #3 I think I still have some CDs with interactive content that relied on Shockwave and Flash players. But I haven't seen anything that required Shockwave for months, if not years.Flash content is less rare. Sometimes I come across it while going through DeviantArt. #4 Trustwave will be in for a world of hurt when Flash is finally stricken from existence. #5 We should feel a wave of unhappiness from shocked users and developers ... just wait and see ... any time now ... #6 shockwave should be a subset of flash/html5Silverlight is pointless #7 shockwave should be a subset of flash/html5 Yeah, but good luck convincing Adobe to release the source code. #8 Yeah, but good luck convincing Adobe to release the source code. Considering Shockwave has been around for like 20 years #10 You could say.... that its life 'flash'ed' before its very eyes #11 Bit of a **** move by Adobe, not releasing new versions is understandable but removing the existing ones so people can't access websites or interactive discs that use it? jerks. #12 Bit of a **** move by Adobe, not releasing new versions is understandable but removing the existing ones so people can't access websites or interactive discs that use it? jerks. Not really... HTML5 has taken over where Flash has been discontinued, Ontop of that HTML5 is open source so while it maybe a

Macromedia, Inc. announced on April 24, 2001, the immediate availability of Macromedia Director 8.5 Shockwave Studio, which will enable developers to bring 3D-enhanced Shockwave content to the Internet. The program features a new version of the Shockwave Multiuser Server, Havok physics engine for 3D game behaviors, support for Flash 5 and the ability to stream RealMedia content. 3D support in Director and Shockwave Player was jointly developed with Intel Corporation and is built on the Intel Internet 3D Graphics software. The program provides developers with a robust 3D content creation and publishing solution, by working with leading 3D vendors to ensure developers can make use of their existing 3D authoring expertise. "Macromedia Director 8.5 Shockwave Studio enables Director users to create real world applications that deliver immersive 3D, while existing 3D developers can reach a new Web audience," said Peter Ryce, senior director of product marketing, Macromedia. "With the authoring prowess of Director and the power and penetration of Macromedia Shockwave Player, the platform for delivering high-impact 3D Web experiences is now here." Users will benefit not only from the new 3D functionality, but also from such features as Flash 5 integration. With built-in support for RealAudio and RealVideo, Director will let developers deliver audio and video content using the leading streaming format on the Web. With Shockwave Multiuser Server 3, developers can now utilize server-side scripting capabilities, UDP networking and have 2000 users simultaneously view their Shockwave multiuser content. Macromedia Director 8.5 Shockwave Studio is immediately available for both Macintosh and Windows platforms. The studio is priced at $1199 for new users, $199 for users upgrading from Director 8 and $399 for users upgrading from Director versions 5 through 7. French, German, Japanese and Korean versions of the studio are expected to ship in June. The free, 3D-enhanced Shockwave Player is also available for immediate download from www.macromedia.com/software/shockwaveplayer/. Dan Sarto is Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Animation World Network. Elsewhere on AWN

My Firefox Add-ons Manager shows two entries for Shockwave Flash:Shockwave Flash 11.8.800.94Shockwave Flash 9.0.45.0For the version 9 entry, there is a warning "Shockwave Flash is known to be vulnerable and should be updated". If I click the "Disable" button for this, it also disables the version 11 entry. Then, if I return to Add-ons mananager, it will show both versions 9 and 11 disabled. If I click "Enable" for the version 11 entry, then both versions 9 and 11 are enabled.This is with Firefox 22.0, Windows XP SP3. I also have Adobe Creative Suite CS3 and Adobe Reader XI installed.I ran a file search for files with the string "NPSWF32" in the name. Apart from the version 11 dll ("NPSWF32_11_8_800_94.dll"), there were six files named "NPSWF32.dll" on my system in these locations:C:\i386C:\WINDOWS\system32C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 11.0\ReaderC:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Bridge CS3\browser\pluginsC:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Contribute CS3\Configuration\PluginsC:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS3\configuration\PluginsC:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash CS3\AIK\runtimes\air\win\Adobe AIR\Versions\1.0I do not know whether all of the above copies of the DLL are necessary or causing problems; however, I do wonder whether Firefox's warning about a real or phantom Flash version 9 security problem should be addessed. If so, what do I do?

Shockwave Flash problems are generally caused by ActiveX control (Component Object Model interface, or "COM" interface) corruption, or if the Flash32_11_4_402_278.ocx file has been accidentally or maliciously removed. Although annoying, these issues can usually be easily remedied through replacing the problem OCX file. Additionally, some Flash32_11_4_402_278.ocx errors can be due to incorrect registry references, so we recommend conducting a registry scan to clean up any invalid entries. Flash32_11_4_402_278.ocx can be downloaded below for %%os%% and nearly all Windows operating system versions. If your exact Flash32_11_4_402_278.ocx version is not currently available, please request a copy by hitting the "Request" button next to the file version you need. If you're unable to find your file version in our database below, we recommend reaching out directly to Adobe Systems Incorporated. Even though most problems related to errors assocated with Flash32_11_4_402_278.ocx should be fixed if placed in the correct directory, you should carry out a quick test to confirm. Try re-opening Shockwave Flash to see if the error message still appears. Product by Solvusoft Download Now WinThruster 2025 - Scan your PC for Flash32_11_4_402_278.ocx registry issues Windows11/10/8/7/Vista/XP Optional Offer for WinThruster by Solvusoft | EULA | Privacy Policy | Terms | Uninstall Flash32_11_4_402_278.ocx File Summary Extension: OCX Application Type: Adobe Flash Player 9.0 r45 Application: Shockwave Flash Ver: 11.4.402.278 Developer: Adobe Systems Incorporated File Characteristics File Name: Flash32_11_4_402_278.ocx Bytes: 9639344 SHA-1: 255B13880673F9DDAA4DE0D95107C15DDB68818F MD5: 263c2d26d30a60588774727a7e6b1088 CRC32: OCXFlash32_11_4_402_278.ocx Article ID: 1248942 Flash32_11_4_402_278.ocx File MD5 Checksum Bytes Download + Flash32_11_4_402_278.ocx 263c2d26d30a60588774727a7e6b1088 9.19 MB Software Shockwave Flash 11.4.402.278

Be kind and respectful, give credit to the original source of content, and search for duplicates before posting. Learn more LEGEND , /t5/flash-player-discussions/flash-not-working-correctly-chrome-firefox/m-p/2981951#M42020 Sep 27, 2010 Sep 27, 2010 Copy link to clipboard Copied In Response To RCK1 Follow Report Community guidelines Be kind and respectful, give credit to the original source of content, and search for duplicates before posting. Learn more New Here , /t5/flash-player-discussions/flash-not-working-correctly-chrome-firefox/m-p/2981952#M42021 Sep 28, 2010 Sep 28, 2010 Copy link to clipboard Copied In Response To pwillener Thanks fior the tip. Tried it; pages are still doing the same thing (only partially loading; both Fox & Chrome Follow Report Community guidelines Be kind and respectful, give credit to the original source of content, and search for duplicates before posting. Learn more New Here , /t5/flash-player-discussions/flash-not-working-correctly-chrome-firefox/m-p/2981953#M42022 Aug 30, 2012 Aug 30, 2012 Copy link to clipboard Copied LATEST I had the same problem, so what I did was I went to chrome://plugins/ and hit the details for flash, and there were 3 versions of it under details, I just uneabled 2 and ran one until it worked. Shockwave Flash 11.3 r300 this one was causing the issue , This one worked Shockwave Flash 11.3 r300 , this one also caused the issue Shockwave Flash 11.4 r402. Follow Report Community guidelines Be kind and respectful, give credit to the original source of content, and search for duplicates before posting. Learn more