Bad flash video quality?

Hi there,
when I view videos on Youtube they're almost every time a bit blurry, do not play fluently, in all the quality is terrible. On my Android phone Youtube videos just play fine. Is there something I can improve on my N900? Does a special Youtube app help? Is there an update in the repositories for flash?
Regards
Malte

pinguin74 wrote:
Hi there,
when I view videos on Youtube they're almost every time a bit blurry, do not play fluently, in all the quality is terrible. On my Android phone Youtube videos just play fine. Is there something I can improve on my N900? Does a special Youtube app help? Is there an update in the repositories for flash?
Regards
Malte
first of all i'm not suggesting overclocking, but overclocking have a great advantage concerning flash vidz, the performance is a lot better when overclocked .
and yes there is a way to watch the videos in 360p, but befroe going there, check cutetube its in the testings, and its awesome.
its developed in python, but the developer is redoing it in cc+/qwl so expect the app to get WAY AWESOMIER and WAS COOLER, and WAY faster when the next update comes, and the player will get a lot better
Reality is wrong....dreams are for real... 2pac .
don't forget to hit that green kudos

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