Puffin, iSwifter, and Skyfire are three of the most popular flash browsers (last time I bothered to check). What you are really doing is running Flash virtually on a server, so the quality varies not only form site to site, but day to day.

If they are sending you the videos in email, then OPlayer will handle most of the video and audio formats that iTunes does not.

Originally Posted by twerppoet

Puffin, iSwifter, and Skyfire are three of the most popular flash browsers (last time I bothered to check). What you are really doing is running Flash virtually on a server, so the quality varies not only form site to site, but day to day.

If they are sending you the videos in email, then OPlayer will handle most of the video and audio formats that iTunes does not.

What about when my clients send me a email with a link to a flash video. That I can't download only view. Do I have any options then. Other then going to my desktop.

Originally Posted by Rjd137

What about when my clients send me a email with a link to a flash video. That I can't download only view. Do I have any options then. Other then going to my desktop.

Copy the link then paste it into one of the Flash browsers. It might work.