Hi,
I've just started using my Blaupunkt Capetown 945 head unit running Android 4.1.1.
I've installed the official YouTube app from Google app store but I'm unable to see video. Audio works fine but video is just blurry random colours.
Does the app require a video decoder of some kind?
Install this version, will work.
http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google...youtube-5-6-35-android-apk-download/download/
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The video playbac k on youtube app was fine in android 2.3.3.....
But ever since updating to 2.3.4... I getvery sight lag in the video playback in the native youtube app.. video is fine on web browser through flash ... but on the native app it stutters ever so slightly ..... I wanted to know if only I'm having this issue....
Would be great if someone can provide me with a fix.....
Much appreciated...
Hi,
I had the same problem in youtube app on every KG* ROM so now I'm back on KF2 (2.3.3).
Hmm.... I wish samsung fixed the issue
:-(
I think it might be some thing to do with youtube video and samsung 2.3.4 video decoding because the video stuttes even in their mobile site..... Its only youtube that's having this issue...
Dailymotion works fine... N youtube on flash its ok too just quality isn't as ...
Im on kg5 with stock rom(cf-root) and watching youtube via the "Tubex" app which is free from the market its running fine.
+1 for Tubex
Youtube runs fine on stock XXKH3 firmware for me.
Working fine too on xxxkh3 so far no problem at all
I have HTC Wildfire S (marvel) and have recently installed CyanogenMod 9.0.0-RC2 marvel ALPHA7.
Since I cant post to that topic, for whatever reason, here it goes.
First of all, huge thanks to dude who developed it. My phone is faster, more responsive, lots more features, etc. For me it was equivavalent from moving from windows ME to win 7.
Second, a big thanks to all of you who posted tutorials on how to root and install custom roms, backups, etc. I never laid eyes on Android OS up to few weeks ago and due to these tutorial (after some trail and error and long hours) managed to solo update and setup everything.
Now I would like to ask a few questions in relation to Cyanogen mode that arose in this brief use time.
1) Video is recording, but cant be played, also when I open it on my computer video is running but is garbled green. Is this a currently unresolved bug, and is there a workaround in a form of app that would be used to record instead?
2) When using 2g/3g internet with apps, the apps (e.g. facebook app) very quickly report there is no connection and I have to retap to try again. On wifi, there is no such problem (probably due to fact I have signal strength of 95%). Is there a way to change the time that apps wait for internet data before reporting no internet connection or time outing?
3) What apps can be safely deleted from the system part of the internal memory (apk and odex?) ?
1. If you record videos with your phone really often, go back to CM7. Qualcomm OpenMax drivers are needed for hardware video encoding/decoding to work on ICS+, but Qualcomm isn't releasing them for ARMv6. If you want to play videos on your phone, download some video player from Play Store that has it's own SW decoder (for example install MX player, go to settings and change decoder to SW).
3. http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barebones
tnx but still problem
Thank you for replay.
I allready use the mx player. The video recorded, when I play it even with mx player is garbled, picture jumping, green overlay etc., same as on the computer.
Is there a way around this by some app which I would use to record instead?
angelico_payne said:
Thank you for replay.
I allready use the mx player. The video recorded, when I play it even with mx player is garbled, picture jumping, green overlay etc., same as on the computer.
Is there a way around this by some app which I would use to record instead?
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Did you change the settings to SW? When you're watching the video is usually says HW, which means hardware decoding. SW is software decoding
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gagdude said:
Did you change the settings to SW? When you're watching the video is usually says HW, which means hardware decoding. SW is software decoding
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No, I didnt, tried with both, on HW craches, on software garbbled.
Installed VideoREC video recorder and it records, and those recordings I can play fine via mx player on sw, while I still cant play it via gallery (which is not a biggy).
Also video is recorded as if it has low fps (maybe phone or driver limitation), but now at least I can record and view recordings.
Does my phone has hw chip for recording and playback? (cant seem to find this info, and cant understand different codec versions of mx player 5,6,7 - I have 6 installed but I am not sure wheather I should install 7 as well)
Hi guys, I want to 1080p or 720p watch youtube videos in my android devices. And while was in 3g network . I searched but, i not find. My device: LG P760. Please, help . Thanks.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1529715
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If you're not rooted and/or don't want to mess around with the youtube app, sideload TubeMate. When you switch to full screen, it'll give you resolution options. And of course, TubeMate's main function is that it allows you to download the video to your device. Downloading youtube videos doesn't jive with Google's TOS, so you have to do a search and sideload it; it's unavailable from the Play Store. I can't get FHD to work for playback, even on my LG 8.3 tablet ("not supported); it maxes at 720p. However, I can download at FHD and watch it with a 3rd party player (but requires MP3 Video Converter to also be installed).
There's also SuperTube (available from the Play Store). No downloading of course, but it lets you select the resolution up to 720p. The nifty thing with this app is that it's also a floating player, which means you can watch a video on top of another app or your homescreens.
Thank you very very much @lootjelo.
Thanks, i was looking for this, all i need is to have the phone rooted correct?
My device is rooted. Installing for Youtube 4.4.11 v5b apk , your need uninstall to installed system youtube application. Need rooted device for this. @fakeblitz
Hello forum. I was wondering why audio and video on official youtube app gets out of sync on 480p. I'm using Lenovo a328. And on any rom that can play 480p youtube videos, youtube app starts getting out of sync after first few hours. anyone can help me out? tnx
i have just upgraded to a custom ROM,but when i installed the YouTube app it only showed video quality of 144 and 360p but my phone can support 720p videos.......reinstalling the app didn't solved the issue