Full YouTube access on the Q ; It works

[fareal]

it works and it looks and sounds great, thanks!

[binder]

Originally Posted by ermax

You did a soft reset right?

ya, it works, but only when connected to my computer for my DSL connection...works great actually.

not connected and i'm running the 1x network, TCPMP won't even open when i click on videos. i figured it would open but be slow, it won't even open.

[DrQ]

Originally Posted by binder

ya, it works, but only when connected to my computer for my DSL connection...works great actually.

not connected and i'm running the 1x network, TCPMP won't even open when i click on videos. i figured it would open but be slow, it won't even open.

I have the same problem at home but I'm sure you'll find that it works well on the road in an EVDO area.

I rarely do browsing or streaming at home when I have my computer. But the sync'd USB soution is great for test new installs.

Thanks,

[packpackard11]

Originally Posted by ermax

Ok.. I finally found the problem. Well.. two problems.

First problem was that for some reason when I used Comcast's web interface to upload the FlashVideoBundle.CAB file it would be 2 bytes bigger then the original file! I don't get this at all. Anyways, I tried useing FTP to upload the file and it worked. The file size is correct now.

Second problem. Comcast has their MIME Types messed up so when you try to download the file it would just show the file like it was a text file. I figured out how to trick Comcast's webserver into using the correct MIME Type by renaming the file to flash.exe.cab. I guess having exe in the filename makes the webserver serv it up as a binary file and not an ANSI file.

COMCAST!!! FIX THIS CRAP!!

..... uhm.. I don't think they can hear me.

Anyways, this link should work perfect:
http://tinyurl.com/36ntkl

I also modified the link in Step2 of my first post.

This should fix just about every problem people were having with Step2. Including the errors like, Installation unsuccessful and file not supported on this device.

Have fun guys!

Thanks...works great now./../.

[miro]

Is there a "please don't drain my battery dry in 15 minutes streaming videos" checkbox somewhere?

All joking aside, I lost a bar just watching a music video.. am I doing something wrong? I went through the skweezer link...?

[IDontKnowOfficer?]

Will this work with Core Media Player instead of the generic version, TCMCP? I have Core Media Player and no avail? Has anyone got this to work with Core?


Thanks,
-Officer

[rudeboy]

Originally Posted by IDontKnowOfficer?

Will this work with Core Media Player instead of the generic version, TCMCP? I have Core Media Player and no avail? Has anyone got this to work with Core?


Thanks,
-Officer

as far as i know it's the same thing... TCPMP = The Core Pocket Media Player, or did i miss something, i use TCPMP and it works. hope this answers your question..

[DrQ]

Originally Posted by rudeboy

as far as i know it's the same thing... TCPMP = The Core Pocket Media Player, or did i miss something, i use TCPMP and it works. hope this answers your question..

I think you need that RC1 version........there are others versions out there.

[ermax]

Originally Posted by rudeboy

as far as i know it's the same thing... TCPMP = The Core Pocket Media Player, or did i miss something, i use TCPMP and it works. hope this answers your question..

I think Core Player is a fork of TCPMP. I don't think the YouTube stuff will work with Core Player but seeing how CP uses the same code base, I bet they could easily port it over. I will look into it.

[relaxnow]

Originally Posted by ermax

I think Core Player is a fork of TCPMP. I don't think the YouTube stuff will work with Core Player but seeing how CP uses the same code base, I bet they could easily port it over. I will look into it.

If anyone has success witht is let me know because the current solution i have used posted by er max is not working well on my q