Not sure why but sometimes when i search videos on the youtube app and click to play them it just says I'm unable to play them. I'll pull the battery out and search the same video and then it will play. Is there any way to fix this issue??
tonycalr2002 said:
Not sure why but sometimes when i search videos on the youtube app and click to play them it just says I'm unable to play them. I'll pull the battery out and search the same video and then it will play. Is there any way to fix this issue??
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You can try clearing data in the app but my guess it is more stream related. Next time try toggling airplane mode on and off and see if that works. Then it is a 3G issue which you kick start when you pull the battery.
Do you BONSAI?
I ran into this same thing yesterday, and I cleared the data and everything was back to normal. Kenny was right on point, hope it works for you too.
Pulling the battery is a power cycle and seems to be the only fix. I have also noticed that after an unknown amount of time all video playback and even video recording stops working (android system, flash still works) til I power cycle. I'm thinking it has something to do with the in app between video ads. Anyway, I'm back to pulling my battery at least twice a day.
Some youtube videos are unplayable on mobile devices, like android and ios devices. This isn't anything we can control, the makers of the videos (usually music videos) decide whether or not the video can be played on mobile devices. You can try opening the video in the browser and playing it directly on the page, but chances are it'll be choppy as he'll
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elrey75 said:
Pulling the battery is a power cycle and seems to be the only fix. I have also noticed that after an unknown amount of time all video playback and even video recording stops working (android system, flash still works) til I power cycle. I'm thinking it has something to do with the in app between video ads. Anyway, I'm back to pulling my battery at least twice a day.
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You pull your battery twice a day? I suggest a few things:
1. Get insurance on your phone
2. Put phone in driveway
3. Run that thing over AT LEAST 12 times
4. Get a new phone
If you're serious, you need to get a new phone because something is certainly wrong. I'm currently on about 120 hours of uptime, as in, time since the last reboot.
hayzooos said:
You pull your battery twice a day? I suggest a few things:
1. Get insurance on your phone
2. Put phone in driveway
3. Run that thing over AT LEAST 12 times
4. Get a new phone
If you're serious, you need to get a new phone because something is certainly wrong. I'm currently on about 120 hours of uptime, as in, time since the last reboot.
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The power cycle is to force YouTube app to work. I watch a lot of video. The phone runs perfect otherwise.
Did you try clearing the data in the app?
Yes. Also force closed and cleared from app manager.
I had the issue where it force closed as soon as I opened it and clearing data didn't work. There was actually another entry on my phone that was causing issues. I think it was in data\data. I deleted all youtube entries (searched with root explorer) then cleared Dalvik and downloaded and installed youtube from market. Worked fine after that.
Same here, same thing happens to my visual voicemail, neither will work until I power cycle. Then they will both work fine for a while, then randomly stop again.
b3nny said:
Some youtube videos are unplayable on mobile devices, like android and ios devices. This isn't anything we can control, the makers of the videos (usually music videos) decide whether or not the video can be played on mobile devices. You can try opening the video in the browser and playing it directly on the page, but chances are it'll be choppy as he'll
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There are three different errors, "not available in your country", "not available on mobile devices", and "there was a problem while playing, Touch to retry" that last one is the one that makes the youtube app unusable.
So I just got my new LG G3, and there has already been issues since the first week, I havent rooted or anything
When I play videos on my phone, it would always pauses for 1 to 2 seconds to a black screen every couple of minutes (1 to 3), no matter which video player I use. I already turned off display auto switch off when flipped and turned on thermal mitigation and daemon in developer options. I even reset the phone to factory 2 times and yet no change.
The other problem is when I play games, I tried playing blitz brigade for 10 minutes and it is already so hot that I could burn my fingers around the camera area. Its like a hot potato! is my phone faulty? Should i get a replacement? Thanks!
Pls help
My phone is stock and updated, purchased day 1 of release. I have videos set to record in 4k but after a few minutes use the phone starts to get pretty warm, few minutes more and its hot and then maybe a few mins more (say 6-10) it will lock up. The only thing I can do is reset the phone....
Does anyone else get this problem using the stock camera app ?
NX3 said:
My phone is stock and updated, purchased day 1 of release. I have videos set to record in 4k but after a few minutes use the phone starts to get pretty warm, few minutes more and its hot and then maybe a few mins more (say 6-10) it will lock up. The only thing I can do is reset the phone....
Does anyone else get this problem using the stock camera app ?
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Are you running out of storage space by chance? I read that 4k videos are limited to 5 minutes but I've not tested that myself.
Sent from my Nexus 5X using XDA-Developers mobile app
Loads of space as got the 32gb version of the phone. Its not complaining I'm out of space and I use google photos so just clears photos and videos once uploaded (it pops up and asks when I am low).
The heat lock up issue is the problem, everything else is working fine for me.
I've noticed that, especially in Twitter and Facebook, when I try to watch a video on my 5T, it takes the phone 18-22 seconds to switch to HD. The first 20 or so seconds, the videos play in pixelated Standard Def. This happens on wifi as well as 4G, whereas my old LG G3 plays the same videos in HD right from the start. Anyone have an idea why the 5T can't do that or what I can do about it?
The problem seems to be gone in YouTube or when playing embedded video in the browser.
Thanks!
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I've been having this issue since OP3. Hasn't figured out how to fix it.
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After every reboot, sorting of images in my gallery change. Most recent pictures and on top. they just get mixed and match. I use a SanDisk SD card. nothing is in order, I mean nothing. This is the thing I hate the most.
Gallery app updates itself pretty slowly, after taking a photo, it takes about 4 minutes to find that pic. in twitter app.
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it takes I'm not kidding, 10 minutes for my phone to load 200GB SanDisk card with 60gb data in it.
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video recording option on the main camera app makes the phone freeze and brick. Yeah, just wanting to record a video bricked my one once. it was awesome. Had to format everything and start over.
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Rooted with magist, TWRP using the stock ROM.
running Android 9, 128gb lavender