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06/10/2009, 10:03 AM
#5
 Originally Posted by thedarkharlequin
that's why I just use the browser to search youtube for what I want, then it opens into the youtube app.
What the heck--that works? If that's the case, then it's not even a scenario of the videos being in the wrong format--it's simply a problem with the YouTube application pulling in the wrong results...perhaps a certain flag in the video header that keeps it from being listed on the device?
Either way, this has annoyed me on several products that pull in YouTube videos... The 'Official' YouTube application for HTC WM devices pulls the EXACT same results... For example, I can find a TON of "Lonely Island" videos (they do those spoof music videos for SNL,) on my desktop, but on both of my phones, I don't find JACK--except those retardulous "user-created" videos, where it's just the song with a static background..
I know it's off-topic, but I really dislike the people who put a static image with the song, but make the preview look like I'm about to see the video. I go through about 20 'fakes' before I find the official video. I assume it's little kids playing with iMovie or whatever.
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