[APP+MOD] Adobe Flash Player for Hulu Free (ROOT) - Nexus 10 Themes and Apps

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This is a tutorial explaining how to install and modify Adobe Flash Player
to view Hulu Free content on a compatible Android browser.​The modification script was made by user NoSudo, whose official thread can be found here.
Root is required for this to work​
KitKat 4.4 users see this post for instructions.​
Step 1: Install & Configure BusyBox
• Install JRummy's Busybox Installer app from the PlayStore: link
• Open BusyBox Installer and select version 1.20 (not the latest) & install location: /system/xbin
• Click Install
Step 2: Install Script Manager - SManager
• Install Script Manager (free) from PlayStore: link
Step 3: Install Adobe Flash Player 11.1.115.36
• http://download.macromedia.com/pub/...roid/11.1.115.36/install_flash_player_ics.apk
Step 4: Download & Extract FLASHEX 2.05
• Download Flashex205.zip from the attachment below
• Extract the zip using a file manager app & copy Flashex2 folder to root of sdcard (IMPORTANT)
Step 5: Execute FLASHEX script
• Open ScriptManager app & navigate to Flashex2 folder
• Click the flashex205.sh file
• Select "Su" (skull and crossbones icon) & Run
• (Optional) If you want this script to run automatically at each boot, click the Boot option next to the Su from the previous line.
If all went well you should have a patched Adobe Flash Player!
To view Hulu Free flash content you need a compatible browser (I use Boat Browser) and in settings change the "User Agent" to Desktop.
P.S. Getting it to work is one achievement, but getting it to play fluidly is another. I have noticed that different ROMs, Kernels, and even Browsers have an effect on the smoothness of the video playback. I've also found that on my Nexus 10, the audio and video begins out of sync. I've figured out that changing the quality setting on the video after it has begun to play reloads and resyncs it again. More tweaking and testing may eventually improve this but if you're having any of these issues with playback, you're not alone.
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thx for the guide,will it only work in the US?

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Tripledrop said:
thx for the guide,will it only work in the US?
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No problem. Yes, unfortunetly the same international restrictions would apply.

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Thank you
Working great and smoothly with no sync issue on my htc sensation 4g with Elegancia rom and using proxydroid for us proxy server.

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I love Android.

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Cannot run script.
I have it stored in the SDcard but when I run the script I get the following message.
/storage/emulated/0/flashex205.sh cannot write to or /.
This message means the scropt can't create any files in teh intended location(s)
try just installing the script in the /mnt/sdcard/Flashex2 and make sure you have read/write permissions in it.
I then changed the directory to /sdcard and reran it and got the same error.
I am running AOKP Buttered 4.2.2 ROM

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Hatman41 said:
I have it stored in the SDcard but when I run the script I get the following message.
/storage/emulated/0/flashex205.sh cannot write to or /.
This message means the scropt can't create any files in teh intended location(s)
try just installing the script in the /mnt/sdcard/Flashex2 and make sure you have read/write permissions in it.
I then changed the directory to /sdcard and reran it and got the same error.
I am running AOKP Buttered 4.2.2 ROM
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Just to be sure, do you have the "Flashex2" folder with all its containing files copied to the root of the sdcard before you ran the flashex205.sh script? The flashex205.sh script has to be executed inside the Flashex2 folder...which has to be on the root of your sdcard.
Example: /sdcard/Flashex2/flashex205.sh
• Extract the zip using a file manager app & copy Flashex2 folder to root of sdcard (IMPORTANT)
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Ahhh ok so I cannot read very well It installed now thanks. I did not have the folder there just the script. I tried Hulu after I did everything. I am using Boat I set the user agent to desktop and I get the error that Hulu requires Flash player 10.1.53.64 or higher. I have the patched 11.1 installed.

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Thanks so much for this! As an added bonus, this mod allows Amazon Instant Video to work. Woo hoo!

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Hatman41 said:
Ahhh ok so I cannot read very well It installed now thanks. I did not have the folder there just the script. I tried Hulu after I did everything. I am using Boat I set the user agent to desktop and I get the error that Hulu requires Flash player 10.1.53.64 or higher. I have the patched 11.1 installed.
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Hmm, make sure in boat browser settings under Page Content Settings you have enabled flash plugin.

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That fixed it thanks.
Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk 4 Beta

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ugh....what am I doing wrong?!
I followed the steps and I keep getting Sorry Unfortunately Hulu isn't supported by your device
i'm sure i'm doing something wrong...any idea?

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For people that have init.d support I have added a CWM zip that will enable everything for you.
Instead of the working folder being on the SD it is now in data/Flashex2
If you already have flash installed, uninstall it before flashing the zip. Also wipe the dalvik cache and cache partition after flashing the zip.
What it installs:
Flash 11.1.115.36
Busybox 1.20
Flashex 2.05
May take a couple of reboots to set everything up.

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problems
I am on Verizon Galaxy Note 3 and follow this step by step and it doesn't work for me. I give SU permission and go to run scripts and it either hangs there or gives me an error each time. I even tried a different app to run scripts and it gives me an error. I have the folder unzipped in the root of my sdcard0. Please help as I can watch flash videos, but still no hulu

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"Hulu requires Flash player 10.1.53.64 or higher" Error
I am also getting the Hulu requires Flash player 10.1.53.64 or higher. Script was copied to /mnt/sdcard/Flashex2, directory has r/w, and script executed properly as root and showed no errors. I'm running the latest version of Boat, have Flash set to "Always On", and user agent set to "Desktop". Any ideas?

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What version of Android are you guys running? Since KitKat 4.4, Adobe Flash Player doesn't work with the standard apk.

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brGabriel said:
What version of Android are you guys running? Since KitKat 4.4, Adobe Flash Player doesn't work with the standard apk.
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Yep, running KitKat 4.4.

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I am on stock rooted 4.3
brGabriel said:
What version of Android are you guys running? Since KitKat 4.4, Adobe Flash Player doesn't work with the standard apk.
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datawrhsdoc said:
Yep, running KitKat 4.4.
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I have an idea on how to get it working on KitKat. When I do I'll let you know, and add the instructions to my OP. Stay tuned...
archaleus said:
I am on stock rooted 4.3
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Try flashing the zip from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=46165947&postcount=13 ...Then open up Script Manager and run the flashex205.sh script from sdcard/data/Flashex2

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For KitKat 4.4.X Users
-Uninstall previous version of Adobe Flash Player
-Install the attached Adobe Flash Player apk
-Follow all of the steps from the OP (obviously, with the exception of the "Install Flash Player" step since we are using the one from this post).
-Now Adobe Flash content will work but you must use Dolphin Jetpack browser for any flash content (including Hulu)
P.S. You may have to go into Dolphin Jetpack settings and enable Flash before viewing...also change "User Agent" to "Desktop". :good: