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<blockquote><span style=" text-align: left;">How will I be able to view adobe flash videos after 12/31/20?</span>&nbsp;</blockquote><br>you can find a flash player/viewer and see them...<br>But browsers will not support those...<br><br><blockquote><span style=" text-align: left;">What happens to legacy videos in flash in online courses with lifetime access?</span>&nbsp;</blockquote><br>they need to convert them so somethıng else that browsers will support, like HTML5<br><br><blockquote><span style=" text-align: left;">Is there a way to convert them?</span>&nbsp;</blockquote><br>I dont know any tool and I dont think there will be one which converts them as is without corrupting/messing up...<br><br><blockquote><span style=" text-align: left;">How much will this change affect most &nbsp;users?</span></blockquote><br>not users but it will cost site owners a lot, to re-build all those :)&nbsp;
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> How will I be able to view adobe flash videos after 12/31/20? 


you can find a flash player/viewer and see them...
But browsers will not support those...



> What happens to legacy videos in flash in online courses with lifetime access? 


they need to convert them so somethıng else that browsers will support, like HTML5



> Is there a way to convert them? 


I dont know any tool and I dont think there will be one which converts them as is without corrupting/messing up...



> How much will this change affect most  users?


not users but it will cost site owners a lot, to re-build all those :) 

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Or many content providers will not convert the materials and you won't be able to access them easily, if at all. Content owners may also stop hosting the legacy content.
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Or many content providers will not convert the materials and you won't be able to access them easily, if at all. Content owners may also stop hosting the legacy content.

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Hi,<br>How will I be able to view adobe flash videos after 12/31/20? What happens to legacy videos in flash in online courses with lifetime access? Is there a way to convert them?<br><br>How much will this change affect most&nbsp; users? Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
How will I be able to view adobe flash videos after 12/31/20? What happens to legacy videos in flash in online courses with lifetime access? Is there a way to convert them?
How much will this change affect most  users? Thanks in advance.

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