Youtube has a number of different resolutions available, should you want to run your own tests and have the required download bandwidth, a right-click on a playing HTML5 video will give you access to the resolution etc., “Stats for nerds”, iirc.
The confusion often starts because the Flash Player plugin is internally called Shockwave Flash. Some common widescreen 16:9 resolutions /~megapixels: Flash Player and Shockwave Player are two different entities. Tips: Since in Firefox and Internet Explorer, you can notice that the flash player is called Shockwave flash, it is no wonder you observe the shockwave flash object flash.ocx in this browser. Moving up to 4k resolution, all but the most powerful and recent series Intel HD iGPUs are likely to show something more akin to a slideshow rather than a video at full screen/player resolution. on the lower end iGPUs per Intel CPU series (yes, Sandy Bridge* has a variety of different iGPUs, as does Ivy, etc.). Note the 'Adobe' in front of the names of those applications (Flash Player and Shockwave) -> you are asking in the wrong place -> Adobe would be a better place to ask about those products. Video performance depends very much on the screen resolution and player size, as well as the CPU/GPU and source resolution 1080 (Full HD) played back at full screen will produce more dropouts/skipped frames than the same video on a 720 (HD ‘Ready’) full screen or a video scaled down to 720 on a 1080 screen, esp.
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