Real player not streaming youtube videos....

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Roku streaming players are low-power devices that are designed to remain on and always connected to the internet. There is no "power button" to press on or off. This easy-to-use design prevents confusion by enabling instant access to your player any time you turn on your TV or switch from another source (e.g., cable box, Blu-ray player, gaming console).It also allows your Roku player to download new OS software and channel updates automatically without interrupting your use of the player. Your streaming player only uses your internet connection when streaming, or during the occasional automatic software update. When not in use, your Roku streaming player does not use any material bandwidth of your internet connection.
·USB-powered Roku streaming players
The Roku Streaming Stick+, and Roku Express can be powered through the USB port on your television. This means it will automatically power-off when you turn off the television, but it also means that it will have to boot-up every time you turn on the television.
Note: The USB port on some TV's may be unable to power a Roku streaming player.
·Options for powering off Roku streaming players
Although Roku streaming players use very little power when not in use, you may still want the ability to power-off manually. To do this without having to remove the power cable, consider connecting to a power strip with a power button, or a smart strip that automatically turns off power when not in use.
Note: Your Roku player will have to boot-up every time you turn on the power strip.

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Most likely you are watching a digital channel. If so, it could be the bandwidth from the digital connection is to small. Your internet connection, needs to have enough bandwidth for steaming video. It could be your provider delivers enough bandwidth, but your LAN (wireless most of the time) is trothing. Sometimes providers don't like you to stream TV and will slow video streams deliberately.
Enough possibilities to start searching for the real cause in your house.

The smart tv provides several features and some of these will require access to internet if you are directly streaming movies and youtube. But there are some features like media player and DNLA wireless connectivity with other compatible devices like smart phones and DVD players that operate without internet. For this you will need a wi-fi or wired Lan connection from TV to your router.

Acquire a streaming internet player at a retail store or online. Streaming internet players allow you to stream movies and tv shows from Netflix, videos from YouTube, and music from Pandora, among other options. Different streaming internet players include, but are not limited to:

• Apple TV
• Roku
• Boxee
• Sony Streaming Player

Plug the player into its outlet. Power it up in order to hook it up with your TV and get it connected to the internet.
Connect your streaming internet player to your TV. There are several different ways to do this:

• Connect with an HDMI cable. If you have an HDTV, you'll probably want to make use of that sparkling resolution by purchasing an HDMI cable and hooking the cable both into your player and the back of the TV.
• Connect with a standard A/V cable if you don't have HDTV. Match up the yellow/red/white ports on the back of your TV to the video and audio cables.

Connect to your network. After turning on your streaming internet player, you'll want to connect to the internet. Most streaming internet players nowadays come with wireless internet setup, meaning you don't have to go through the hassle of plugging cables in everywhere in order to get a signal. Simply type in your internet name and password into the guided setup when you turn on your device.

• If you don't have wireless internet capabilities, you're going to most likely connect one end of an Ethernet cable into the back of your streaming internet player, and the other end into an open Ethernet port on your router.

Finalize your setup. You've got power to your streaming player, you've got it connected to your TV, and you have internet. Consider a few other options before you start watching Netflix from the pleasure of your couch instead of your PC screen.

• Download any of the latest software offered by the streaming internet player. This could help expedite things and offer cool perks.
• Choose your video output resolution. Especially helpful for HD nuts.
• Consider linking the player to your online account, if possible. Some players will use social media to share what you watch with your friends, as well as offering suggestions based on what your friends are watching.

1. Acquire a streaming internet player at a retail store or online. Streaming internet players allow you to stream movies and tv shows from Netflix, videos from YouTube, and music from Pandora, among other options. Different streaming internet players include, but are not limited to:
   • Apple TV
   • Roku
   • Boxee
   • Sony Streaming Player
2. 2
   Plug the player into its outlet. Power it up in order to hook it up with your TV and get it connected to the internet.
3. 3
   Connect your streaming internet player to your TV. There are several different ways to do this:
   • Connect with an HDMI cable. If you have an HDTV, you'll probably want to make use of that sparkling resolution by purchasing an HDMI cable and hooking the cable both into your player and the back of the TV.
   • Connect with a standard A/V cable if you don't have HDTV. Match up the yellow/red/white ports on the back of your TV to the video and audio cables.
4. 4
   Connect to your network. After turning on your streaming internet player, you'll want to connect to the internet. Most streaming internet players nowadays come with wireless internet setup, meaning you don't have to go through the hassle of plugging cables in everywhere in order to get a signal. Simply type in your internet name and password into the guided setup when you turn on your device.
   • If you don't have wireless internet capabilities, you're going to most likely connect one end of an Ethernet cable into the back of your streaming internet player, and the other end into an open Ethernet port on your router.
5. 5
   Finalize your setup. You've got power to your streaming player, you've got it connected to your TV, and you have internet. Consider a few other options before you start watching Netflix from the pleasure of your couch instead of your PC screen.
   • Download any of the latest software offered by the streaming internet player. This could help expedite things and offer cool perks.
   • Choose your video output resolution. Especially helpful for HD nuts.
   • Consider linking the player to your online account, if possible. Some players will use social media to share what you watch with your friends, as well as offering suggestions based on what your friends are watching.

it means that the vids. that you're streaming is in a format that is not supported by your phone. you need a special streaming vid. application to properly stream videos,like real player online,mobile netflix or youtube for mobile.
hope this helps and gives you a hint. :D

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What system requirements are needed to watch videos on YouTube? Share

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Comment Print In order to watch videos on our site, make sure you have the following minimum system requirements: General System Requirements:

• Adobe Flash Player 10.0.22+ plug-in
• Firefox 1.1+, Internet Explorer 7.0+, Safari 1.0+, Google Chrome, or Opera
• Broadband connection with 500+ Kbps

PC Specific Requirements:

• Platform: Windows 2000 or higher with latest updates installed
• Processor: 500MHz or faster
• RAM: 128MB or more
• Video Card: at least 64MB of video memory
• Sound Card: at least 16-bit

Mac Specific Requirements:

• Platform: Mac OS X 10.3 or higher with latest updates installed
• Processor: 1.83MHz Intel Core Duo or faster
• RAM: 128MB or more
• Video Card: at least 64MB of video memory
• Sound Card: at least 16-bit

Optimal System Requirements (recommended for YouTube Rentals and Live Streaming Content):

• Flash Player: Adobe Flash Player 10.1+
• Browser: Firefox 3+, Internet Explorer 8.0+, Safari 4.0+, or Google Chrome 7.0+
• Operating System: Windows XP+ or Mac OS X 10.4+
• Internet Connection: 1 Mbps or higher

Ensuring optimal streaming speeds is especially important for YouTube Rentals and Live Streaming. Make sure to close as many other tabs, browsers, and programs as possible while streaming your content. It may also help to hardwire your Internet connection, rather than using a wireless network connection.

Better use The software -

1. MobiTubia v1.76 which can be downloaded from (file size 174KB)


http://gallery.mobile9.com/f/423846/


2. or use Core player for s60 v3 which can be downloaded from
(file size= 1.51 MB )

http://gallery.mobile9.com/f/1109124/

If this works for you please rate and vote