(2016-01-02, 07:16)aniziusz Wrote: Hi vbat,

which forum is better to communicate the issues/wishes? This or the codeplex site?

My wish would be check the copy&paste behavior for change movie function for special charakters like the hungarian: ő, ó, ű, ú, í, á, é, ö. Because I have got always a "?" symbol instead of the characters above. My another issue is: the tmdb site on the change movie tab is always in German language instead of Hungarian. My windows language is German. It is possible to change it to Hungarian in MC by default?

(2015-12-30, 23:53)bobrap Wrote:

(2016-01-02, 21:08)Methanoid Wrote: Yes for me. Fresh Win10 install and up to date.

Quote:We are aware of limited application crashes that occur after this security update is installed on Windows 10.

(2016-01-02, 21:55)vbat99 Wrote: Sorry Bobap, you posted as I was googling the links. lol

(2016-01-02, 20:58)vbat99 Wrote: Sorry people, but I can not reproduce this issue.
Media Companion 3.639b x86 and x64 are working perfectly for me on three different Computers.

Is the error your both getting the same as

(2015-12-30, 23:53)bobrap Wrote:

Quote:Flash Player 20.0.0.267 - ActiveX Embedding Issue
chris.campbell Adobe Employee
chris.campbell Dec 30, 2015 1:55 PM

We've received reports from customers that indicate problems embedding the Flash Player ActiveX control into non-browser applications with our 12/28 release (version 20.0.0.267). This can be manifested by either white or black screens where the Flash content should be displayed or COM errors and exceptions.

We're investigating these reports with the highest priority. We apologize to those effected by this inadvertent change in behavior and we hope to make a solution available as soon as possible. I'll be keeping this thread updated with the latest findings and will continue to provide updates on a regular basis.

Quote:17. Re: Flash Player 20.0.0.267 - ActiveX Embedding Issue
chris.campbell Adobe Employee
chris.campbell Jan 2, 2016 12:50 AM (in response to chris.campbell)

We're in the process of pushing out an update to Flash Player ActiveX for Windows XP through Windows 7 (Flash Player 20.0.0.270). We haven't forgotten about Windows 8 and 10 users and we're working closely with Microsoft to get an update out to these systems as quickly as possible. We will update this thread with additional details as soon we learn when the Windows 8 and 10 updates will be made available.

(2016-01-02, 21:37)bobrap Wrote: Rob, the way I got rid of the problem was to remove the latest win10 update for Flash player (KB3132372 I believe). I never bothered with Flash player itself.