Do u guys know where i can buy hd movies?
Video unli only offers sd version and so the third party apps
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is there an app that i can rip a movie/video off the 'net and put it on my Gnote's mem card for future viewing?
Firefox has an add-on on my PC where i can download any vid that is playing on my browser, wondering if the same is possible for my Gnote
I use avs video converter. You have to pay for it but you have access to all their other apps such as audio converter.
Sent from my G Note using XDA Premium
to be more specific, is there an app that can rip a video i am watching on my Gnote (rip it from a streaming movie service for instance?)
The only one that I am aware of is TubeMate. But it only works with YouTube. I use it all the time to copy YouTube vids to my SD card. I'm not aware of any apps that will allow ripping vids from the browser though.
well that's a start, thanx tmc!
now i can install some cool youtube movies, maybe this one if it is legal to do so:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qINwCRM8acM
i find no app called TubeMate in the app store :-\
EDIT** ahh found the amazon appstore and installed that to, lotta new stuff to look at!
VBrowser will detect and download videos from flash plugins on a lot of sites.
I purchased 2 movies from the play store in HD format but they will only play in SD on my prime, I was wondering if anyone knew how to make them play in HD or why they will not.
Is there some workaround to allow streaming of Amazon Prime HD videos from Amazon.com?
I can stream Amazon Prime movies in SD with no problems at all, but when I try to stream any HD content, I get a window popup with the message:
'You can not playback this HD movie via the Amazon.com website. HD movie playback is limited to Kindle Fire HD, Xbox 360, PS3, Roku, TIVO or other Amazon Instant Video HD Compatible devices. Would you like to watch the Standard Definition version instead?'
Anyone had any luck getting this to work?
Seems pretty obvious that Amazon reserves HD streaming only for users of their authorized devices. What's not to understand?
I use Firefox beta and run amazon on desktop and it gives me hd streams
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Miami_Son said:
Seems pretty obvious that Amazon reserves HD streaming only for users of their authorized devices. What's not to understand?
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If you had read my post, you would realize I was trying to find out if there was a way to get it working on the Nexus 7
I'll give Firefox a try as another helpful poster has suggested.
It works
For some reason none of the Xperia Z tablets are not compatible to stream HD videos from "amazon instant video" I checked on amazon.com comptible devices and says all android devices.
Does anyone know a way to stream HD content from amazon video? My iphone streams HD content from amazon flawlessly except Xperia
Its a Amazon issue..
I have a similar issue with Vudu..
My tablet Z running Lolipop 5.1.1 will download as well and stream Full HD movies from Google play movies , but with Vudu I can only stream Full HD movies but cannot download them, I get the message this device in not compatible which it clearly is and reverts to SD downloads only.
Amazon instant video released android app to finally stream amazon instant video content but Xperia is not compatible to stream in HD only SD.. Is their anyway to bypass that?
Just read that no android devices can stream HD video from amazon instant video If that's true any bypass?