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lunning
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11/03/12 02:53 PM
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Online streaming help
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I have a new Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. How come when I got to ABC network .com and try and stream full episodes of tv shows it will work fine no problems. But when i got to other site such a NBC and try and do the same thing with there shows. It will not work. It says i cant do that with this device. Is there a app i need to get or a setting i can change??? Or is it just those site that need to be fixed?
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LisaG
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(Head Honcho)
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11/03/12 05:03 PM
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Re: Online streaming help
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Some sites use Adobe Flash for streaming video. You likely need to download it from Adobe's website, then install it (you can get to the download using the built-in file manager and run it from there. Also make sure to enable installation of non-Market apps in settings before running the installer. The download URL is:
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flash..._player_ics.apk
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lunning
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11/03/12 09:25 PM
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Re: Online streaming help
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Thanks for your help. I did that and it still does not work !! What now ?
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lunning
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11/04/12 08:16 AM
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Re: Online streaming help
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Okay well I found out it uses java any way to download that ?? I tried and it did not let me .
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LisaG
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11/04/12 08:54 AM
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Re: Online streaming help
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It's kinda ironic since the app foundation for Android is based on Java, but there's no way to download a Java runtime for the web browser in Android. I'm surprised major networks are still using Java for video streaming these days since it's so mobile-unfriendly.
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Re: Online streaming help
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Check if the individual content provider offers a mobile solution. For example, the NBC app is available here for iOS and Android.
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