Guest ruined Posted September 13, 2009 Report Posted September 13, 2009 hi..i'm not too sure if this has been asked before..if that's the case, sorry for posting again. but i really need help on how to make youtube videos play in omnia 2. i've tried several times but i always get error in "streaming player" "server or data timeout" hope you guys will help me out...thanks
Guest maxw3l Posted September 14, 2009 Report Posted September 14, 2009 hi..i'm not too sure if this has been asked before..if that's the case, sorry for posting again. but i really need help on how to make youtube videos play in omnia 2. i've tried several times but i always get error in "streaming player" "server or data timeout" hope you guys will help me out...thanks Check the proxy settings in streaming player and remove them.
Guest Albertri Posted September 14, 2009 Report Posted September 14, 2009 I am using youtube player over WIFI or 3G (sometimes) but never had an issue. Maybe you should check your proxy settings etc. or try using this youtube player http://www.4shared.com/file/132556574/292f73b3/youtube.html PS this player requires you to be online (WIFI/3G)
Guest ruined Posted September 14, 2009 Report Posted September 14, 2009 Check the proxy settings in streaming player and remove them. hello..i've checked the settings of my streaming player..below is what i saw...hope i'm looking at the right place though^^ when i launched streaming player, i clicked on menu then options..then it took me to two tabs.. first one is "RTSP" tab my settings here are: Buffer = 7sec UDP port range = 6970 - 32000 Transport = automatic Select network = internet (i'm using wifi by the way) Next tab is "Proxy" which basically has nothing in it because i don't have the "RTSP Proxy" enabled (unchecked) I would appreciate it if yo could tell me which one to remove or disable here. Thanks a lot.
Guest ruined Posted September 14, 2009 Report Posted September 14, 2009 I am using youtube player over WIFI or 3G (sometimes) but never had an issue. Maybe you should check your proxy settings etc. or try using this youtube player http://www.4shared.com/file/132556574/292f73b3/youtube.html PS this player requires you to be online (WIFI/3G) i'm using wifi also...no problems getting to the youtube site..it's just that I can't play the vids..i tried other site that streams video too..but to no avail..i'm guessing my problem is with flash..maybe i need a different flash player. let me try this one then i'll let you know..by the way, is this youtube player exclusive only for youtube videos? how about other sites that play flash videos? thanks
Guest Albertri Posted September 14, 2009 Report Posted September 14, 2009 i'm using wifi also...no problems getting to the youtube site..it's just that I can't play the vids..i tried other site that streams video too..but to no avail..i'm guessing my problem is with flash..maybe i need a different flash player. let me try this one then i'll let you know..by the way, is this youtube player exclusive only for youtube videos? how about other sites that play flash videos? thanks Yes this is youtube player only :)
Guest silencer22 Posted September 15, 2009 Report Posted September 15, 2009 i'm using wifi also...no problems getting to the youtube site..it's just that I can't play the vids..i tried other site that streams video too..but to no avail..i'm guessing my problem is with flash..maybe i need a different flash player. let me try this one then i'll let you know..by the way, is this youtube player exclusive only for youtube videos? how about other sites that play flash videos? thanks if u r using use wireless@sg, their firewall blocks off the ports used by the streaming player otherwise, check ur wifi device, see if it is blocking the ports for youtube, go to www.youtube.com if it redirects u to m.youtube.com scroll to the bottom of the page, select view desktop mode tt allows u to view the full version of the videos
Guest ruined Posted September 15, 2009 Report Posted September 15, 2009 if u r using use wireless@sg, their firewall blocks off the ports used by the streaming player otherwise, check ur wifi device, see if it is blocking the ports for youtube, go to www.youtube.com if it redirects u to m.youtube.com scroll to the bottom of the page, select view desktop mode tt allows u to view the full version of the videos wht da... hahaha...can't believe it's that simple..so stupid^^ tnx a bunch silencer...by the way, i'm on starhub
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