My flash player not autoplaying in Chrome version 45 -

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with chrome version 45, "chrome automatically pauses flash content isn’t ‘central’ web page". how chrome determine 'central' content?

on web page there 1 player on top left. flash based. business requirement auto play content whenever page loads seems chrome latest version not allow autoplay content , instead displays play icon on it. how chrome determines central content? tried put focus on player still not autoplay.

is there way can overwrite chrome setting through ui "run plugin content" under content settings? there other alternative can try. inputs appreciated.

thank you!

regards, hakim

ok, got solution issue. chrome requires minimum height, width, aspect ratio consider player central/important content of page. in case height of player 267px , chrome min needed 298 (see below link). changed 298px , worked :) please see below link/code if need more details:

https://code.google.com/p/chromium/codesearch/#chromium/src/content/renderer/peripheral_content_heuristic.cc


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