Website Live Streaming Problem

Hi I have this site to witch refusing to stream in all browsers (Chrome, Bing and Firefox ) just a blank video. https://dash.daytradingradio.com/
All the tabs work but the play buttons ones clicked to play can't turn off and no sound. I ask the web site builder and he thinks there is a firewall blocking it to my knowledge nothing I changed in my PC before it stop working months ago the site worked before for the last 10 years

thanks

 

Do you have an adblock extension installed as that sometimes breaks websites.

 

No no addblok and this is the only site I have problem with.

 

WOW no one here has any input to this problem not a hint nada, nada?
I don't have a problem viewing videos in any bowser and there at list 500 members using that site with no problem so it has to be me but I have no clue whatsoever what is causing this I am able to live stream the site on my laptop and all my android phones with no problem it's only my PC.

Thanks Mike G

 

Probably no one answered because people reading the post don't use the site. I followed your link but since I'd have to join to be able to see what has to be enabled or disabled, I walked away from the site.

 

Thank you for clarifying I didn't realized that when I posted the link.
So because is so bizarre that it works on my laptop, android's and not on my PC I check the settings For as to allow they are set to allow them the problem may not be on the browser settings?
Since the problem is in all the browsers on the PC to witch I don't play with their settings, then it must be on the PC settings? Do I have the analogy right?

 

Here is the test login for the site if anyone will like to check things out. thanks

https://dash.daytradingradio.com/

user: "techtest"
password: "techtest"

 

I have just tried then website on google chrome and I have no problems. so it's something at your end

 

He is already aware of this

So assist him with possible PC settings that have to be changed.

 

try turning off your firewall and try the site again

 

Clear your browser cache? Add the site to your Trusted Sites? Reset Chrome?

1. Click the Tools menu (three dotted lines in the upper-right corner).​
2. Select History.​
3. Select Clear Browsing Data from the left-hand side. Set the Time Range set to All Time. ...​
4. If on a Windows computer, close and re-open Chrome to save your changes.​

1. Click on Settings, scroll to the bottom and click the Show Advanced Settings link.
2. Click on Change proxy settings (under Network) Click the Security tab > Trusted Sites icon, then click Sites.
3. Enter the URL of your Trusted Site, then click Add. Click Close > OK.​

1. On your computer, open Chrome.
2. At the top right, select More. Settings.
3. Select Reset settings Restore settings to their original defaults. Reset settings.

 

That dint work

 

Choice one didn’t work for all browsers, Chrome, Firefox, Bing & Go Duck Go

Choice two No "Show Advanced Settings link" on Chrome

Choice three No "More. Settings" more tools but no more settings.

Remember this phenomenon is on all browsers and only for this site.

 

Try using a vpn? Test this browser site - https://www.browserling.com/

 

Yes it works with no sound and on windows 7 I have to upgrade to premium to use it as windows 10

 

Windows 7 FF ESR I can get music, if I press play for DTR. Nothing for Benzinga. (I even allowed everything just to see if I could get something to play). I have video, no problem.
In noscript I allowed daytradingradio, tradingview and financialjuice.

 

I still wonder if a VPN would fix it? I hate to say "nuke and pave it" just for a browser issue, but the other idea would be Vbox or VMWare and make a new "PC".
Sometimes there is no 'fix' - I had a user's laptop that the wifi would not work no matter the driver or anything else I tried, Dell gave up and sent a new wifi card - nuke and pave, it works fine now.

 

OK the members here are really in to helping b

Paid VPN dint fix it and I dont have a problem with WiFi

 

The thinking was a VPN would tunnel through the router - kinda isolate the idea that it is network related... so back to the OS I'd say? any other ideas?
Do you have another device you can use on the network to visit that site? I don't know how tech-savvy you are, but you can download Vbox for free and download a Windows ISO and make a virtual machine to test it too. You don't need a license to demo the OS.
Or download a live CD and boot it and try that site, if it works you're definitely looking at a software issue. I'd suggest https://www.linuxfx.org/ you can run it live, you don't have to install it.
If you don't have a CD/DVD drive, get Rufus and make a bootable USB.