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2012-01-30
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All I've done is get youtube videos so far, and like you said, it plays in the player itself.
Really not a big deal to me but Orb doesn't work like it did on my N900 so that sucks. It just keeps buffering endlessly.
Really not a big deal to me but Orb doesn't work like it did on my N900 so that sucks. It just keeps buffering endlessly.
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2012-01-30
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Being able to play FLV files and being able to play flash videos in the browser are two VERY different things.
WIthout a proper flash browser plugin, there's no way to get to the actual .FLV file that a web page would stream as it's usally wrapped up in some flash applet like a video player (that's what gives you your playback controls in youtube, for example).
There are several methods and desktop browser plugins that can extract the .FLV file from a flash video website. If all you needed to play flash video on the webpage was the ability to play FLV files, then these tools would not be needed.
WIthout a proper flash browser plugin, there's no way to get to the actual .FLV file that a web page would stream as it's usally wrapped up in some flash applet like a video player (that's what gives you your playback controls in youtube, for example).
There are several methods and desktop browser plugins that can extract the .FLV file from a flash video website. If all you needed to play flash video on the webpage was the ability to play FLV files, then these tools would not be needed.
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2012-01-30
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BTW, as far as I've noticed, the stock video player on the N9 does NOT support .FLV videos.
To play FLV videos on my N9, I must use mplayer.
To play FLV videos on my N9, I must use mplayer.
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2012-01-30
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Originally Posted by cddiede
The stock player will play 480p YouTube videos, which are .FLV. Others I have tried have either failed to play or have played with a very low framerate.
BTW, as far as I've noticed, the stock video player on the N9 does NOT support .FLV videos.
To play FLV videos on my N9, I must use mplayer.
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2012-01-31
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Originally Posted by cddiede
Thanks
Being able to play FLV files and being able to play flash videos in the browser are two VERY different things.
WIthout a proper flash browser plugin, there's no way to get to the actual .FLV file that a web page would stream as it's usally wrapped up in some flash applet like a video player (that's what gives you your playback controls in youtube, for example).
There are several methods and desktop browser plugins that can extract the .FLV file from a flash video website. If all you needed to play flash video on the webpage was the ability to play FLV files, then these tools would not be needed.
Well, I'v said that after trying my friends iPhone which is "doesn't" support flash!!!
and this is what the default player supports "officially"
3GPP formats (H.263), ASF, AVI, Flash Video, H.264/AVC, Matroska, MPEG-4, VC-1, WMV 9, XVID
???thanks
As far as I knew the N9 "harmattan" video player support FLV but the browser doesn't show these videos?? is there anyway to run videos from the browser directly ? different bowsers maybe? or a bowsers plug-in to do that??
did anyone try if the default player able to run videos from the web? "buffering"? or any others
What about the new update 1.2 with the webkit 2.2 does it support such a thing? or shall we fill a bug ?
thanks, and sorry for my poor explanation!!