Hi there! I see you're getting the message "This type of video is blocked by this browser" when trying to watch a video in the 000 Player app, and it suggests using Google Chrome instead. Let's look into that together.

Can you tell me a bit more about where exactly you’re seeing this message? Is it within the 000 Player app itself on your Mac, or are you trying to watch the video through a web browser inside the app or separately? Also, do you usually use Safari or another browser on your Mac?

This message usually appears when certain video formats or DRM (digital rights management) protections aren’t supported by the current browser or app. Since you mentioned Mac OS X 10.15.7, Safari there might have some limitations with video codecs or DRM compared to Chrome.

Here’s how we can try to fix this:

1. Update your 000 Player app: Make sure you are running the latest version, as updates often add more video format support.

2. Try watching the video in Google Chrome directly: Since the message suggests Chrome, open Chrome on your Mac and navigate to the video URL there. Chrome generally has broader support for various video formats and DRM.

3. If you want to use Safari or the 000 Player app browser:
- Check if there are any plugin or extension requirements for playing video content in the app or browser—sometimes enabling certain settings helps.
- Go to Safari → Preferences → Websites, and look for any blocked plugins or settings related to video playback and allow them.

4. Convert or download the video (if applicable): If the video is yours and you have access, converting it into a more widely supported format like MP4 (H.264 codec) can help playback across browsers.

If you can tell me more specifically where you’re seeing this error and the kind of video or source, I can guide you better.

Does this help so far? Are you able to open Chrome on your Mac?

im browsing by TOR. im trying to watch the video in TOR cause in Chrome when i open the link the screen appears black

Thanks for letting me know you’re using the Tor browser, and that Chrome shows a black screen for this video link. Tor can be tricky for video playback because it prioritizes privacy and security, which sometimes limits things like JavaScript, video codecs, and digital rights management (DRM) support—important for protected videos like on 000 Player.

Here's a step-by-step plan to try and improve your video experience on 000 Player when using Tor on your Mac:

1. Enable JavaScript in Tor:
Videos often require JavaScript to play. By default, many Tor setups restrict it to keep you secure. In Tor, click the shield icon near the address bar, and make sure JavaScript is enabled for the site hosting the video.

2. Lower security settings temporarily:
Tor's security slider (also in the shield icon menu) may block video and audio content. Try setting it to “Standard” rather than “Safer” or “Safest” temporarily while watching videos. Just remember to switch it back afterward.

3. Avoid video formats requiring advanced DRM:
Some videos use DRM technologies that don’t work well with Tor. If the video requires Widevine DRM (common on many platforms), Tor browser won’t support it well. In that case, watching directly in Tor may not be an option.

4. Download the video outside Tor if possible:
If there's an option to download the video file instead of streaming, you could download it outside Tor in Chrome or Safari, then watch it locally—bypassing browser restrictions.

5. Check for alternate video players or URLs:
Sometimes, sites offer alternative players (like Invidious or non-DRM versions) compatible with Tor. If 000 Player offers such options, try those.

6. Black screen issue on Chrome:
Regarding the black screen on Chrome, this might be due to hardware acceleration conflicts or extensions. Try:
- Disable hardware acceleration in Chrome settings (under Advanced → System).
- Open Chrome in Incognito mode (no extensions).
- Clear Chrome’s cache and cookies.
These steps might fix Chrome playback too.

Unfortunately, because of the privacy-first design of Tor, full video compatibility with DRM-heavy apps like 000 Player is often limited. Many users end up watching videos outside Tor while using it for general browsing.

If you want, I can help walk you through adjusting Tor’s security settings or clearing Chrome’s cache for the black screen issue. What would you prefer to try first?