marxian | # 71 | 2010-11-20, 17:34 | Report

The config file is at /home/user/.config/Stuart Howarth/cuteTube.conf.

The organisation name from QSettings (my name) is used for the subfolder, rather than the application name (which would make more sense IMO).

EDIT:

Do you get an information banner saying that your login attempt was unsuccessful? If not, you may need to install the qtmaemo5 module, by entering:

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marxian | # 72 | 2010-11-20, 17:42 | Report

I actually have the same problem. I stated earlier that 480p was working for me, but I was wrong (I was playing 480x270, when I believed it was the 480p version). cuteTube simply passes the URL to the chosen media player (the resulting URL is the same that can be obtained using the youtube-dl script), so any playback issues are beyond the scope of cuteTube atm.

This is why I originally omitted the option to play the higher quality streams (I knew they would not work in the default media player). I provided the options upon request. IMO 480x270 is OK on a 3.5" screen, but I would also like the option for higher quality, performance permitting. I may write an internal media player to:

• Provide a more seamless playback experience.
• Allow for some YouTube specific controls to be provided during playback (e.g. rate video)
• Allow for greater control/optimisation of playback, and solve codec related issues.

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WereCatf | # 73 | 2010-11-20, 19:43 | Report

I could play rather large videos before PR1.3 with hardware acceleration enabled, but the previous Nokia decoder has been replaced with OpenMAX decoder and it seems OpenMAX doesn't support any reasonably high resolutions.. There is of course ffdec_h264, but that is not hardware accelerated and Nokia's own player doesn't use that. You could however hook to that instead of the default OpenMAX plugin and then you should be able to play more videos.

WereCatf | # 74 | 2010-11-20, 21:35 | Report

I was playing around, transcoding stuff and so on, and apparently the OpenMAX can handle up to and including 720x576 video, but not even a bit higher than that.

atilla | # 75 | 2010-11-20, 22:16 | Report

hey thanks for this app its the best youtube client ive seen so far for the n900.
but even if my n900 plays nothing behind 480x270 i can download the 720p version and watch it on my ps3
i hope it will be soon in extras cause this app is epic!!!

silbah | # 76 | 2010-11-20, 22:51 | Report

It's not a big deal. It's just that when you left-click on it, the browser tries to save a file called Q30 to wherever folder you select.
Usually it's the proper filename and extension. That's all.

fraaaaanka | # 77 | 2010-11-20, 23:17 | Report

brilliant app!!!!!!!

ScourgeV | # 78 | 2010-11-21, 02:13 | Report

i love the idea of this app and it looks awesome but everytime i click it, it loads then closes out.

Tiptronic | # 79 | 2010-11-21, 02:16 | Report

Very smartly made, I love it and appreciate the effort!

marxian | # 80 | 2010-11-21, 02:17 | Report

Sounds like a missing dependency. Try: