Unable to Play E61 Video

Hi,
My E61 cant play video with resolution 640×480 which is recorded with Nokia 6280. Also it cant play the streaming video from internet, like BBC and liputan6 (indonesian tv)
Anybody can help?
Thank you in advance
ZaMessage Edited by ajak on 08-Feb-2007
11:21 AM

I upgraded to the latest firmware available (3.0633.09.04) and the same thing still exist.
It's a shame that this high end business phone can't play the file recorded by such a low end S40 phone like 6280. You can try those website (www.bbc.com & www.liputan6.com) to play the streaming video (just to make u sure about this fact)
It seems the wifi ability was almost useless to me as I cant enjoy the news on my phone, actually this is one of the big reason for me to buy this e61.
Again, I hope nokia will have a positive response to solve this problem, as I believe it's not a big deal for nokia to make it happen.
Thanks
Za

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Raoul_Duke
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Unable to play downloaded video

When trying to play downloaded file with itunes I get a message that itunes has experianced an error and needs to shut down ( reboot - no help ).
An additionl message I recieve is that an instruction an 0X00000000 to read 0X00000000, that memory cant be read. When trying to play the file with the quicktime player I get a message from microsoft C ++ about a bufferover run and the program must terminate.
After any of these errors my task bar totally dissapears from my desktop ( no, hitting the windows key dosent get it back ).
If I dont acknoldge these errors quickly by pressing the OK button on the error windows my whole system will auto reset. After reboot I get the standard "This system has recovered......yada,yada,yada
To cover the obviouis quickly. Yes, I have the latest version of itunes and quicktime installed ( uninstalled and reinstalled twice, both packaged and stand alone ).
All video and audio and system drivers are up to date.
I do have admin priviliges on this PC. I only have 1 machine authorized to run downloaded content ( this one).
And my OS does currently have all patches and updates installed. ( see some do actully go thru the hoops of CS before firing off an email ).
This is my first expericance using itunes and am very put off by the whole thing at this point.
A lil of this, a lil of that Windows XP

Finnaly got a reply from there customer service:
Dear Customer,
We're very sorry to hear that your purchase did not download. It looks like
the title is still in your download queue. To resume the download, simply
select "Check for Purchases" under the Advanced menu. If you're not sure
how to check for purchased music, here's a handy article with step-by-step
instructions.
http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n93015
Once you select this menu item, your downloads should resume. Your
completed downloads can be found in the Purchased Music playlist. This
playlist is normally found under the green Music Store icon in the Source
list. If the Purchased Music playlist is not visible, click once on the
grey triangle next to the green Music Store icon to display it.
My reply to there reply,
I am sorry you failed to read my original email which I will attach to the
end of this reply. The file I bought DID completly download, but will NOT
play !!!!!! I have tried to " check for purcheses" on my own before
recieving the totally assinine attempt at customer service. Please kindly
reread my original complaint in full, forward it to someone who can do more
than send me a pre-fab message and solve my issue ASAP.
I cant understand how you determined the bought file was still in my
download que when it was not. Would it help if all further corrospondence
was in Indian ?
This will be one "service" I will never be using again

5th Gen iPod Unable To Play Purchased Videos & Music

Hi!
Sometimes it's a mistake to update the iPod just before a trip! So I found out as my 5th Gen iPod would not play any of the purchased videos or music I had on it. All of the other music on the iPod played fine and so, too, did my own iMovie videos, so I knew that nothing was really that wrong with the iPod. It just wouldn't play the purchased stuff. Yeah... that's right, the music and videos that came with DRM protection wouldn't play! If it's on my iPod, wouldn't it have been legally downloaded in the first place? Here is the set up: I changed the setting on my computer to allow it to sleep. I then had some problems so I changed it back to never sleeping. One problem was with iTunes. My iTunes would not play my purchased stuff because somehow, my computer "forgot" that it was "authorized" and gave me a message stating that I had to re-authorize the computer. I did so even though I knew that it was already authorized. But.. according to the message I got after that, I now had 1 computer authorized of my allowed five. Weird... but "okay"... I thought... "everything is working, again." But around then, I had updated my iPod and then went out of town for six days, only to find that the purchased videos and music would not play. Oh... like my iPod was not "authorized!" Okay.. This is infuriating as really this DRM restriction software ends up impacting negatively the honest people far more than any fans of the old Napster. This is a fact Apple well understands and the music industry seems oblivious of. So... despite the fact that I have legally downloaded and paid for every piece of music and video I have on the computer and iPod, I am treated like the scum of the earth by having my purchases not work on my iPod because my computer forgets it is authorized! But you know, I am a bright thing and solved my own problem. I thought resetting the iPod would solve the problem but it did not. I re-synced the iPod when I got home, after making sure the computer was still authorized, but this too failed to solve the problem. What did solve the problem was deleteing one of the TV shows and then re-dragging it on to the iPod (I have it manually managed) and syncing the iPod, again. Suddenly all of the purchased videos and music work again. We are back to happy times with the iPod again. But I must ask, who are you really hurting with this silly DRM thing, anyway?

There has got to be a better solution to this problem, which I have as well, than the ones suggested above (no offense). So I'm bumping the post and praying someone can help me out. I'm using iMovie 4.0.1 and iTunes 6.0.1.
Unforunately for all of us, there is not.
Sue
BTW-no offense taken.

Firefox unable to play youtube videos: "An error occurred, please try again later."

Tried deleting cookies, clearing history, reinstalling flash, firefox safe mode, all add ons turned off, made a different firefox profile, restarted firefox to its default settings. Nothing works, start playing any youtube video and at the 1 second mark the error appears. It doesn't matter if the video is embedded.
Curiously, youtube does work in chrome.
What do I do?

If your computer doesn't have any sound (no speakers hooked up, etc. then
plug in a set of headphones and see if it works. I know it sounds funny, but I've been dealing with this problem for months on a work computer that has no speakers. Plugging in a set of headphones fixed the problem.
Youtube now requires a sound device present to work correctly.

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