UPDATE 11/24/08 youtubeplay 1.0.0.11

[dschoenike]

Greetings. I'm not tmz but i also have been following and using this app for a while. Other users over at xda have been reporting the same problems you're having, and a solution has not been found yet. Strange that it works fine for some and not so well for others. The only suggestion i've read, is to uninstall and reinstall and hope for the best. Give it shot, it can't hurt to try.
dschoenike

[tmz]

Originally Posted by dschoenike

Greetings. I'm not tmz but i also have been following and using this app for a while. Other users over at xda have been reporting the same problems you're having, and a solution has not been found yet. Strange that it works fine for some and not so well for others. The only suggestion i've read, is to uninstall and reinstall and hope for the best. Give it shot, it can't hurt to try.
dschoenike

+1 Thanks T M Z

[tmz]

Hope this Helps Thanks T M Z

youtubeplay v1.0.0.11 updated 24/11/08, changes:

New - Fully works on Pocket PC 2003 now, found the horrid bug that stopped it
New - Will open and play VP6 (On2) FLV files, slow but should work
New - Uses newer version of FFMPEG SVN from a few days ago
Fix - Fullscreen should work if you start in landscape mode now

New cab, on first post.

[MrGoodtunes]

Originally Posted by wny1mxo2003

...does not recognize that I have an internet connection...

I've had this too, and at that same time WVD, MusicID, and even pIE would also fail, showing various Internet connection error messages. But there should've been no such problem, because Opera and Iris both worked fine.

Originally Posted by dschoenike

...solution has not been found yet...uninstall and reinstall...

All my uninstall/reinstall trials ended in error, so I went ahead with the ulitmate: A hard reset. Actually what I did was to flash from an early leak of HTC's WM v6.1 Sprint Touch ROM # 3.03.651.2, up to the final official release with the same ROM # except it has a 4 at the end.

The good news: It worked, problem solved!

The bad news: Still don't know what was wrong. And worse, it took many many hours to get my twenty-some apps all back up, running, and tweaked. Did not use any type of saved back-up image, for fear of reinstalling whatever the bug was.

In conclusion, I suppose it could be possible that something about the .2 ROM could be the problem. Unlikely. Still checking your ROM version is way easier than hard resetting.

Start > Settings > System (tab) > Device Information > Version (tab)

My guess is the problem is more likely to be some registry value, user ID, t parameter, or other such needle in the haystack.