You Tube software for Omnia?

[Guest dovellas]

here you have

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THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS :excl:

[Guest dovellas]

Or just go to m.youtube.com in your mobile browser and download it for free.

in Italy in m.youtube.com not work download client :excl:

thanks and very thanks for .cab :excl:

[Guest janix_100]

i installed this and it looked for a codec in some videos. is something wrong with you tube?

[Guest dovellas]

i installed this and it looked for a codec in some videos. is something wrong with you tube?

You have download flash lite ?

[Guest phantomguy1]

just get youtubeplay at xda..... not as graphically pretty as the youtube app but it plays vids at a great quality.

[Guest djtosh]

just get youtubeplay at xda..... not as graphically pretty as the youtube app but it plays vids at a great quality.

whats the point when you can get the youtube app? it is available for download over at xda aswell

[Guest janix_100]

i already installed flashlite on my omnia with the TCPMP codec pack but still got the no codec message in some you tube vids

[Guest Chugworth]

Here's the link to the official YouTube application. Judging by the file size, it looks like it may be a slightly newer version than the one posted here. It shouldn't require any extra crap to be installed. I know it does not need Flash Lite.

Edited April 19, 2009 by Chugworth

[Guest phantomguy1]

whats the point when you can get the youtube app? it is available for download over at xda aswell

because for whatever reason, when I search for say.... a music video... those results are no way the same as if I searched in youtubeplay or youtube itself. the official app filters those results for whatever reason.

[Guest nikkonone]

http://m.google.com/youtube/download/binar....15/youtube.CAB

youtube app v 2.2.15 the latest i could find

Edited September 13, 2009 by nikkonone

[Guest Koofteh]

http://m.google.com/youtube/download/binar....15/youtube.CAB

youtube app v 2.2.15 the latest i could find

Wow, a five month old bump for that? A little while ago YouTube added a lot of new countries to their list... now people from many countries can just go to m.youtube.com and download the client (or do so from the Google mobile page). Before it was only limited to I think four countries so the rest of us had to manually find the CAB and install it to our phones.

I kind of like using Skyfire for YouTube nowadays though... speed is good, and it gives you the option of viewing comments and stuff that the client doesn't show you.