Dear Canadian viewers, this Chrome and Firefox extension will allow you to view it (and any US only material like Netflix):

mediahint.com

Chrome. And we should know by now the clear cache, logout, login is the normal 'fix.'

All seems fine now dag. Thx.

I get that with Firefox but I don't get those ads with Chrome. I do have the AdBlock Pro extension installed so YMMV...

How do you put chrome spinners on a helicopter?

Chrome (latest) on XP and it's been doing it for me for ages!
If you mouse over/off the title text (link) of the video it moves a pixel each time.
Great fun getting the video thumbnails to "race" each other down the page but I don't quite think that's what you had in mind!

That's (part) of why I use Firefox with Adblock, Noscript, default block cookies (whitelist when necessary), and even ran that one that lists all the external domains that a page is trying to scuttle off to with allow/disallow for a while. Eventually I got sick of having to allow 10 new domains every time I visited a new page for the first time (or see a video from a new host here on the sift), which was causing me to just give up and load in Chrome rather than stick with it. So now I'm back to just that first set.

However, the thought of somebody running a honeypot operation and generating dummy data for advertisers (or the NSA) to mine makes me cackle with delight....

same on Chrome on Win7 64bit. noticed it a few days ago.

Now that you mention it, @eric3579 reported that a week or two ago. I've since noticed it as well, but haven't the foggiest as to what's causing it.

There have been no changes around the time it apparently started, especially not anything that would cause such weird behavior.

It doesn't seem to happen all the time. (I'm trying to force it right now and nothing's happening.) And the image doesn't seem to be shifting in its DOM attributes, so it seems like a weird browser bug (?) only in Chrome (?).

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So, just checked Windows 8 Chrome and IE and it looks OK. Try a cache clear and browser restart?

http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2012/09/new-chrome-runs-a-few-too-many-flash-plug-ins-heres-how-to-disable-them/

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Do you guys think this is just a Chrome issue - are you having it on other sites? I'm not experiencing it.

Derp *dupeof=http://videosift.com/talk/Embedded-video-no-longer-working-on-Chrome

Flash plugin is on the fritz.

No idea how to fix it, but as a workaround, you can disable NPAPI and activate PPAPI instead (chrome://plugins/ -> Adobe Flash Player).

No mobiles-connected through a hard-line o'coaxial-The problems described above occur intermittently and not necessarily all of them at once-

It may have something to do with having viewed several embeds from their thumbnails, I dunno-Looks as if my problem may be on my end...Using Firefox-Haven't tried it in Chrome or Safari or LalalLalLA, though..What's VS 5.0 optimized for or is it??

U.S./Chrome/PC

Working both at home and at work (with a firewall that blocks a lot of content).