Youtube Mobile
 

Guys, Youtube launched a Mobile version of the site at this address:

m.youtube.com

It uses the rtsp protocol. Is there any way tu use with the N800 browser?

Regards!

[EDIT]It launches the media player, but nothing happens here. Any luck?[/EDIT]

Re: Youtube Mobile
 

Why would you use that as long as there is uktube..... the quality is far better and we can watch full screen...

Re: Youtube Mobile
 

Because you don't have to do the annoying Copy / paste steps. This is a click-and-go way...

Re: Youtube Mobile
 

As i said for before..... the clarity of the videos will go down on the mobile youtube and you can never watch it full screen and you have stupid pop ups taking half of the screen. Do you want all that.
Regarding the copy and paste thing ... waht i do is open both uktube and youtube browser at the same time and long press on the youtube video after the search results come up..... select copy link location change window to uktube and click paste and show in widescreen .... wait for 4-5 second s and there video plays full screen. That is not much of a hard work. And on top of it it saves the clip for later play back.
Personally i prefer to use the large screen the n800 has to offer...

Re: Youtube Mobile
 

why not use mozilla?

Re: Youtube Mobile
 

It looks OK on my N95...wouldn't even want to use it on the N800.

Re: Youtube Mobile
 

Well, there's interesting situation bout YT Mobile :)
http://i037.radikal.ru/0710/2b/ab8fec595f2a.jpg
Here's the shot fron n-series Nokia website. Are they kidding?)

Re: Youtube Mobile
 

No, since you can just use the full version in the browser.

Re: Youtube Mobile
 

I have to agree that there is no point in using the poor mans youtube. If you don't like uktube, just take the code and make a better one. I originally made uktube in two days and haven't really had the time to invest in making it the kind of application that it really should be. But the core code is there for any adventurous coders to use.

Re: Youtube Mobile
 

Actually, now that we have an open source browser... hmm. Someone could whip up an extension for the browser to automatically feed the URL over to UKTube... if UKTube supports having URLs passed to it on a command line.