Question

I've found that some (but not all) of the lecture videos have become inaccessible. I get this popup Window that says ( "Flash and JavaScript are required for this feature" ). I thought at first it was something I had configured wrong on my computer. In some instances, lecture video I had viewed previously were now no longer accessible. I'm beginning to believe that it is not my computer and that something is messed up on the MIT host. Is anyone else getting this error? I get this error with some (but again, not all) of the recitation videos.

Answer 1

I've emailed MIT OpenCourseWare several times and have yet to get a response. I've tried accessing using the library computer and get the identical error.

Answer 2

I heard back from MIT OpenCourseWare.

"We are looking into the issue now and hope to provide a solution soon. In
the meantime, we suggest that you try viewing the video using the
alternative links to iTunes or Internet Archive that can be found with each
video."

Of course, there are no subtitles on the downloaded lectures. I'll have to rely on the transcripts and follow carefully as I view the lecture or recitation. I'lll leave this open in case a resolution is found.

Answer 3

Videos may be accessible again. The couple that were giving me problems seem ok. Just in case, I'm going to make sure I have the subtitle files downloaded so that if I have to watch or download video from one of the archives, I'll have the SRT files available. Meanwhile I'll close this question.