GingerBread Fruit Cake and Video Playback Problem In the Stock Browser

[ray2k6]

I recently restored back to stock using CWM using fruitcake 2.3.6 for my Att Atrix 4G, everything runs fine except for video playback in my stock browser. Youtube app works fine and Netflix works as well. But when I try to play any video from YouTube or go.abc.com through the browser I get "Sorry this video cannot be played." I tried rebooting, clearing all cache and history, clearing cache in the video player app, and trying out other video player such as MX player, but none of them work. I even tried using dolphin browser, and the result remains the same. Am I just out of luck? Or is there anything wrong with my kernel since it's no longer the stock one. I'm currently using the 2.6.32.9 [email protected] #2 for my kernel.

Is anyone else experiencing similar issue?

 

[twomoses]

I recently restored back to stock using CWM using fruitcake 2.3.6 for my Att Atrix 4G, everything runs fine except for video playback in my stock browser. Youtube app works fine and Netflix works as well. But when I try to play any video from YouTube or go.abc.com through the browser I get "Sorry this video cannot be played." I tried rebooting, clearing all cache and history, clearing cache in the video player app, and trying out other video player such as MX player, but none of them work. I even tried using dolphin browser, and the result remains the same. Am I just out of luck? Or is there anything wrong with my kernel since it's no longer the stock one. I'm currently using the 2.6.32.9 [email protected] #2 for my kernel.

Is anyone else experiencing similar issue?

Is Adobe Flash Player installed? My AT&T Atrix came with it stock, but CM7 didn't. I've never tried any of the fruitcake ROMS, so I don't know if it's included or not.

 

[ray2k6]

Is Adobe Flash Player installed? My AT&T Atrix came with it stock, but CM7 didn't. I've never tried any of the fruitcake ROMS, so I don't know if it's included or not.

Flash playback is fine, just not video player based playbacks like from the mobile Youtube or other mobile html 5 websites.