Originally Posted by visual-skyman

you guys are still using windows mobile? i think its time to move on, most painless transition... Android, i too was a hp6965 (winMob5) user, then move on to samsung omnia (winMob6.1)....

if your into (windows mobile), windows phone 7, is just NOT windows mobile, they re-wrote the rules and ideas and stuff that u liked on windows mobile do not exist in windows phone 7...

stuff like (where cool people in XDA) can post up app and we can easily download it from this forum and add to our phone,

u cant do that with windows phone or iphone.

but u can with android, and the concept of (home start page) is in android (via widget)

PLEASE DON'T POST In a thread if your subject is totally unrelated to the thread topic...

On with the note of "this post" I for one still love windows mobile (6.5) and if I ever want I can just dualboot into android.........Can your android device do that? No not with iOS I mean with WinMo.
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Onto the subject of this thread....

Everytime I open an flv (I chose YouTubePlay to be the default handler of FLV files) iin YTP and it'll play it but then I can't close the player or replay the video file, can't open any other window to go outside of YTP (Multi-Tasking so-to-speak) so I can try and force the player closed with Task Manager or something... It just stays open and overrides all other windows....

TP2 WinMo 6.5

Youtube player problem!!

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I installed youtube player on my Omnia i900 but everytime i try to play a video i see this message FAILED TO GET SECURITY COOKIE

Any help please??

Non-functional on HP h4150 iPAQ

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Hey,

This seems like an incredible program, and beats the pants off coreplayer even when it isn't working. However, it's not working. I'm not running it on a phone, I'm running it on a PDA. This PDA (HP h4150 iPAQ) is running WM2003 SE. I've installed .net 3.5 compact onto it as well. It searches fine, gets to a video fine, but when it tries to play it (specifically stops at "buffering video") I get the error "Failed to play: -3".

Guys, this app has been abandoned for a long time now.
It does not work and probably will never work.
Every time YouTube makes a change on their backend, it breaks the app -- so someone needs to maintain it and fix it to comply with whatever youtube changed.
I believe some time ago we asked the author to post the source and he did not; so that's it. I would suggest closing this thread honestly.