Hello, Everytime I access the BBC news or BBC iPlayer website and play a video, the video is twice the size in the window. Now im unable to watch the video untill i make the video full screen. Ive also just noticed if I open a 'New Tab' it will resize the video so im able to watch it. Any ideas?
This is what it looks like:
After I make a new tab and then go back to the video its fine!
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)
Same problem here, I think it started after the most recent Flash update.
For now I'm using Chrome to watch iPlayer videos, it works fine there.
I have the same problem. its a pain, and in cant find a solution other than clicking away or using chrome. I am using a macbook pro with retina display.
I am also having the same problem, i am using the retina macbook also. would be great to finally have a solution to this problem. it the only reason im having to switch to chrome.
Same problem here. I am using a retina macbook pro as well. Really annoying. Wonder whos fault this is - BBC, Apple or Adobe. Each will blame each other no doubt...
Same here, gawd I hate flash, why does the BBC have to use it.
The only quick fix i have found is just by zooming in and out on the webpage i.e. cmd and + then cmd and - seems to normalise the size although it is very annoying there is no proper fix right now.
You can also fix it by scrolling up and down the webpage, so that the video window is hidden then bring it back.
Seems to be fixed now – must have been the Beeb's mistake.
Safari and BBC Video problem
