Amazon Prime Streaming or rather not streaming

[Kinkys Left Foot]

I am currently getting my free month on Amazon Prime and am eager to watch All or Nothing.

I have an imac 27" with 12gb RAM. I'm using OS High Sierra 10.13 and the latest update of Safari as my browser and am using a 150 - 200 Mb (which is what i get according to Ookla) download broadband speed. So I think my system requirements are fine.

When I try to stream it all in get is a black screen with "Unsupported Plugin"

Safari/system preferences/websites has amazon as Autoplay On.
Again in preferences the only listed Plugin is Flash player but I believe Amazon uses an HTML5 Plugin automatically which should be avaialble in my version of Safari. I've tried both options of flax player on and off - nothing.

I tried downloading Silverlight as an alternative Plugin but the system doesn't recognise it in Safari/system preferences/plug in - so it's downloaded but seems to only be available as a application.

It just won't play - anyone any ideas?

 

[aguero93:20]

I am currently getting my free month on Amazon Prime and am eager to watch All or Nothing.

I have an imac 27" with 12gb RAM. I'm using OS High Sierra 10.13 and the latest update of Safari as my browser and am using a 150 - 200 Mb (which is what i get according to Ookla) download broadband speed. So I think my system requirements are fine.

When I try to stream it all in get is a black screen with "Unsupported Plugin"

Safari/system preferences/websites has amazon as Autoplay On.
Again in preferences the only listed Plugin is Flash player but I believe Amazon uses an HTML5 Plugin automatically which should be avaialble in my version of Safari. I've tried both options of flax player on and off - nothing.

I tried downloading Silverlight as an alternative Plugin but the system doesn't recognise it in Safari/system preferences/plug in - so it's downloaded but seems to only be available as a application.

It just won't play - anyone any ideas?

Silverlight isn't standard so you need to go into security to enable it.

 

[Centurions]

I'd download Chrome or Firefox and try them rather than faff about with Silverlight and Gatekeeper, Safari can be a pain in the butt even when it's "supported".

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

I watched it on Chrome. When Safari goes belly up invariably Chrome comes to the rescue!

 

[TCIB]

You need to enable application storage in silverlight. You can find the settings by right clicking the video window and selecting silverlight, you should see a tab for application settings.

 

[Centurions]

You need to enable application storage in silverlight. You can find the settings by right clicking the video window and selecting silverlight, you should see a tab for application settings.

You first have to get Silverlight past the Gatekeeper security (presuming they do still use that). Stallone had it easier in Escape Plan.