I am trying to watch the web cams at the national zoo in Washington, DC...but it tells me that I need adobe flash drive...is there any other FREE program I can use on my iPad that will allow me to do this....I really love showing the children in my class the animals and it would be great if I could do it with my iPad....thank u
iPad, iOS 5.0.1
You can either look for browsers that work with flash. No idea the costs I'm afraid, but I see Puffin and iSwiffer recommended.
Another alternative is to look in the app store and see if the national zoo has an app, which should overcome the lack of flash
Free apps - not that I know of. Some browsers such as Photon, SkyFire, iSwifter & Puffin claim to be able to run Flash content, but I do not know if they will work for this purpose. They generally get mixed reviews.
Are you sure that the zoo does not have something for the iPad that would allow you to do this?
You can purchase apps which permit (with some success) viewing Flash content.
Check out Puffin, iSwifter or Photon in the App Store. Buy the full version, not the lite version.
Unfortunately, the National Zoo does not have any mobile apps. This is an example of when the iPad is not the correct product.
Adobe, the developer of Flash Player, has not developed a Flash app for Apple's iOS devices.
5 Flash Player Alternatives http://www.techshout.com/features/2011/01/flash-player-for-ipad-apps/
Cheers, Tom 😉
How can I open animal web cams at the national zoo without adobe flash drive?
