ninjatutle
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join:2006-01-02
San Ramon, CA
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Can't watch a thing either. All I get are errors on my Moto Q. Plus they only limit you to what they want you to see. Search for stuff and its not available. |
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fcisler
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join:2004-06-14
Riverhead, NY
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Re: Allright
You are correct, it's RTSP. I fat fingered it.
There is no way in HELL that real player would ever make it on my phone (it's banned on my PC's).
I'm not sure if it's a problem with my phone or their site, but my phone does record to .3gp files - so i'm assuming it can play them.
Either way....I'm not really interested in YouTube on my phone. I rarely use it on my PC, either. I just wanted to post a quick review.
EDIT: RTSP is just a "container". While the actual video content CAN be real media, in this case, according to the article - it's a 3GP format. I see now why you suggested real player. The files in themselves are not real audio/video. |
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TKJunkMail
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join:2002-03-03
Avalon, NJ
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It is RTSP and not RSTP.
And you need to have the real media player(or other player that handles RTSP) on your device for this to work.
That is why you are getting the errors.
Here is the link for Real Media Mobile Player:
»www.realnetworks.com/industries/···dex.html
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fcisler
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join:2004-06-14
Riverhead, NY
1 edit | Eh...
Layout looks allright (albeit a little cramped on my blackjack).
They should have stretched it out a bit to cover more screen area.
The only problem is that I cannot watch a single video...
5 for 5 with a error while trying to open the video (via RTSP)
I find it odd that they chose to use RSTP, considering their flash based player, though. |
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