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NamelessPlayer · 04-07-07, 10:58 PM

To be safe, I'd just download the latest version of Opera Mobile 8.65b again, since they may have changed something recently in regards to YouTube.

After that, you need to head to Adobe's website and get the Flash Player 7 for Pocket PC, or something like that. It's actually not a standalone player, but a plugin for browsers like Pocket IE and Opera Mobile.

I've installed them both, and can technically play YouTube videos. However, it can't really play them without dropping a LOT of frames(read: it's a slideshow), so I guess I'll have to keep the T|C with Kinoma Player 4 EX around for that.

(Perhaps CorePlayer or some other third-party media player will have some sort of streaming video capability in the future, hopefully with 2700G acceleration if possible...if Kinoma Player 4 EX can already stream YouTube/Google Video effectively, then it's certainly possible!)

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NamelessPlayer Aximsite Minor League Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 186 Device: LG LX350 Carrier: Sprint Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	To be safe, I'd just download the latest version of Opera Mobile 8.65b again, since they may have changed something recently in regards to YouTube. After that, you need to head to Adobe's website and get the Flash Player 7 for Pocket PC, or something like that. It's actually not a standalone player, but a plugin for browsers like Pocket IE and Opera Mobile. I've installed them both, and can technically play YouTube videos. However, it can't really play them without dropping a LOT of frames(read: it's a slideshow), so I guess I'll have to keep the T\|C with Kinoma Player 4 EX around for that. (Perhaps CorePlayer or some other third-party media player will have some sort of streaming video capability in the future, hopefully with 2700G acceleration if possible...if Kinoma Player 4 EX can already stream YouTube/Google Video effectively, then it's certainly possible!)