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This has been happening a lot lately, mostly on Youtube. I don't know if it's YouTube, Adobe Flash or Firefox. This will happen even half-way through playing a video, it will randomly turn into this image. I have to restart Firefox to continue to play Youtube videos. |
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It is accused of being a bug (of certain versions of Flash Player) and an out of memory notification. Adobe Forums: Gray circle with white exclamation mark on white background |
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It's your Adobe Flash. Try restarting your browser. Then go back to youtube.com and try to update your Java/Adobe/default Flash program. |
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If it's happening across platforms and regardles of video accelerator than it is clearly a YouTube problem and not specific to one's PC or OS. |
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I think it's Firefox. This happened to me on Google Chrome, and the grey excalimation mark happened on YouTube, and another site I was watching an anime on. I tried YouTube on Internet Explorer, and it works fine. I suggest uninstalling and reinstalling Firefox. |
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Most likely it's Adobe Flash as others have stated. If restarting doesn't help I suggest switching to HTML5 on YouTube. You can do this by following the following link: http://www.youtube.com/html5 Good Luck! |
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