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It may be too good to be true, but thanks to persistent Pocket PC Addict member johnnysu, there is a way to view YouTube and Google videos directly from your Pocket PC!
"I have discovered the solution! ThunderHawk Web Browser! Java v1.5 enabled internet explorer allows you to view all the streaming videos you want straight from any website right on your pocket pc!
...Make sure you've got the latest flash player for pocket pc's (found on adobe.com)...Proud to say that it does work!"
ok guys..i was just reading the thunderhawk website and it says that thunderhawk does not currently support streaming video nor does it support flash at the moment for pocket pc. maybe thats why we can't get it to show you tube files
killaaznstylez is right, it does not support YouTube, also I found some good explanation about why in one of the post at aximsite. I will try to get the link later.
it could have been a great support for thunder walk if they can do this.... lets hope someone figure it how play YouTube on our pocket pc....
Murduck (mobile)
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I'm new to pocket pc's so let me get this straight. There is no way to view videos online with any of the pocket PCs because no one made a flash media player for them yet?
I can watch Youtube videos (after a fashon) on my Dell Axim X30H using Opera 8.65 and Flash player 7.
The X30 is pretty well the most powerful PDA available, but it's still dropping frames and buffering all the time...but so does my Desk PC on some videos. Time for Youtube to spend more money on their infrastructure, it's not lilke they can't afford it now!
Opera 8.65 is a beta that works for a month (unless someone can crack it) and Flashplayer 7 for PPC is free from Adobe.
Let us know how you get on...
Tried both installs on my x30.....both say "this is not a valid Windows CE application". The Forum is blank, so what do I do now? There's no Contact us-type link.....
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