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I am using the following library to stream YouTube videos to an Android application. <a href="http://code.google.com/p/android-youtube-player/source/browse/trunk/OpenYouTubeActivity/src/com/keyes/youtube/OpenYouTubePlayerActivity.java?r=3">http://code.google.com/p/android-youtube-player/source/browse/trunk/OpenYouTubeActivity/src/com/keyes/youtube/OpenYouTubePlayerActivity.java?r=3</a> I am successfully able to play videos on HTC and Motorola phones over 3G and Wifi. However, on Samsung Galaxy (Epic 4G) and Samsung Galaxy II phones I am only able to play using Wifi. 3G gives me this error: "Cannot play video. Sorry this video cannot be played." I have tried forcing low quality YouTube streaming, but this did not help. I see in my log that <code>Start()</code> is being called in both cases (3G/Wifi). Is this an issue with VideoView? Is there a workaround? Edit 2 The videos are coming from YouTube API. I have attempted using embedded and normal streams, as well as lowest quality stream available (varying per video). Also, I do not think it is an encoding issue since the same videos play correctly using Wifi. Edit 1 I also receive the following output regardless of wether video plays using Wifi or does not using 3G. <pre><code>01-30 15:22:38.305: E/MediaPlayer(3831): error (1, -1) 01-30 15:22:38.305: E/MediaPlayer(3831): callback application 01-30 15:22:38.305: E/MediaPlayer(3831): back from callback 01-30 15:22:38.309: E/MediaPlayer(3831): Error (1,-1) </code></pre> According to this <a href="https://github.com/android/platform_external_opencore/blob/master/pvmi/pvmf/include/pvmf_return_codes.h">Link</a>, these errors means the following (I think): <pre><code>/* Definition of first error event in range (not an actual error code). */ const PVMFStatus PVMFErrFirst = (-1); /* Return code for general failure */ const PVMFStatus PVMFFailure = (-1); /* /* Return code for general success */ const PVMFStatus PVMFSuccess = 1; /* </code></pre> Further adding confusion.
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