So I've been having a lot of trouble with my Z5 Premium, one of the biggest problems is randomly not being able to watch videos on any type of internet service, such as YouTube, Netflix, hulu, HBO Go, Facebook, and Snapchat. This includes GIFs too. I have to restart my phone constantly to get videos to work properly. While on YouTube I can either watch 1 or 7 videos, then it will stop randomly and say "video can't play, Tap to retry". This is an unlocked phone being used in the USA and I have not been able to update operating system or anything else.
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I have a stock HTC Wildfire S that got the ota update to 2.35 er so. Before and after the update I am experiencing Streaming Video/Audio Sync Issues when trying to play video through my browser and the Netflix app. The audio rolls along with no hinderance or interference while the video stops, jumps, glithches or just plays but way out of sync with the audio. I have tryed several different websites to no avail. The craziest thing is, through the Youtube app, all videos play crisp and with no flaws. This is all being done over WiFi and has been tested on several different WiFi connections. On a side note, formated videos that are on my SD card also have no issues. I have the version of flash player for my version of android installed and 30-40mb of open internal storage.
Any idea would help, ty.
Same here. I wonder if overclocking is needed to get Netflix to play decently over WiFi.
Nick
Same here, I 'm even trying to get Skype to work. My wives LG Optimus Elite can stream Skype and Netflix video just fine even over a good 3G signal.
Yet on the Wildfire just trying to do audio with Skype wont even work on WiFi.
I am regretting this phone more and more.
Kevin
Does anyone else have this problem? No purchased (free or paid) TV shows or movies will play on the youtube app or the google play movie app. All i get is a "There was a problem while playing. Touch to retry"
They run fine everywhere else, PC, chrome cast (via other phones) and Nexus 5.
edit: so i remembered i was running art and after updating to 10g i went back to dalvik and they seam to run in the Google movie app, but they still wont work on the youtube app. (it did not work before version 10g even when using dalvik)
going back to art again it still works so something in 10g seams to have partially fixed the problem.
I decided to give realplayer cloud a shot and from what I can tell it could be useful. However, after installing it on my FireTV, Win7 laptop, Roku, Android phone and Android tablet this is what I found:
All devices connect and can play videos uploaded to the cloud. However, I'm really only interested in playing off other local networked devices. Specifically, I want to watch tablet videos on my FireTV and to a lesser extent on my Roku.
PC: no access to other local devices by design. Working properly.
Roku: plays videos from PC, finds tablet but can't see any videos on it, does not see FTV or phone.
Tablet: plays videos from PC or phone, does not see FTV.
Phone: plays videos from PC or tablet, does not see FTV.
FTV: does not see PC, tablet or phone. Takes 5-10 login attempts before it actually logs in, sometimes claiming it couldn't login but it really does (can play videos on my cloud drive). Exiting and restarting or rebooting requires me to login again. I have cleared cache, cleared data, uninstalled, removed from cloud, then re-installed - no change. I have over 1G free space.
I've turned on local sharing on all devices and checked everything I could think of. Browsing the network with explorer finds the FireTV.
Ok, let's try this another way...
Is anyone using RealPlayer Cloud from the FTV store (not a side-loaded version) and are able to see and play videos from other local network devices?
So I recently updated my phone to 5.9.023S_03131 official release. Rooted the phone, got TWRP and Xposed framework and all that. Now the issue I'm having is when in connected to any network.
Let me explain, for example I turn on the YouTube app, and the thumbnails are really slow at loading, like really slow (on my home network which is 300Mbit down, 40Mbit up, right next to the router). It feels like there is a huge delay, as if I have really high ping to the YouTube server, same with the twitch app, it takes a really long time for it to actually connect to a stream, but once it's connected it works fine. YouTube videos work fine once connected as well. This has started happening after I updated my phone. Any ideas?
Also one more issue I'm having is that the YouTube app is not giving me the option of watching videos in 1080p60fps, which I was able to before updating.
I'm fairly certain this is device software related, because neither my PC, or anyone else's phone on the network has the same issue.
So any ideas?
I can no longer stream HBO or Youtube unless i'm using wi-fi. This seemed to start happening right after they pushed out the last software update.
Both apps launch fine but they just buffer and never play the videos. And on my Xfinity app I can only stream/watch videos that I've recorded on my DVR. It won't stream live or on demand. I even called T-mobile who escalated the call and still found no issues. Wtf?