Its almost like the youtube app for the storm just takes the youtube mobile quality and puts it into application form, where as the iphone's youtube app takes the actual site quality information and puts it into app form.
Its almost like the youtube app for the storm just takes the youtube mobile quality and puts it into application form, where as the iphone's youtube app takes the actual site quality information and puts it into app form.
I'm pretty sure your correct. Its the mobile site.... probably the site is tailored to stream to slower networks (edge). If they had a bandwidth measurement and stream you the quality your handset can take, it would fix the problem.
Yea, I was kinda pissed when I saw it. I am guessing that bb and vz will work on this, or at least I hope. This is the only thing on my phone that I don't see as close to perfect.
My friend just got the Fuze on AT&T and there is a YouTube app on it and the quality was amazing - but it took forever to load! He said there is an option for fast load time with crappier quality or longer load times with better quality. He chose the better quality option. But it looked really good.
Our Storms do not have a flashplayer installed to view the REAL Youtube. Notice you are navigating to m.youtube.com which plays 3gp which is formatted for phones and compressed to ****.
So talk to Adobe about a flash plugin for the blackberry os.
Our Storms do not have a flashplayer installed to view the REAL Youtube. Notice you are navigating to m.youtube.com which plays 3gp which is formatted for phones and compressed to ****.
So talk to Adobe about a flash plugin for the blackberry os.
iPhones and Touches do not support flash either, but the youtube quality is very watchable. On the Storm, you can't even make out faces very well. It's night and day. Interesting comment earlier in this thread about the iPhone only having better quality via wi-fi. I have a Touch, so wi-fi is all I use for youtube, but I wonder if different settings are applied for wi-fi vs. 3G. In any event, it would be nice if the Storm could provide better quality youtube.
Like mentioned earlier in this thread, I believe the current YouTube app that is being used is simply putting a pretty UI on top of Mobile YouTube's lower quality clips.
The Blackberry YouTube app is probably made to cross-populate across all (or at least many) models of Blackberry, most of which don't have a screen like the Storm's. Kinda like how the Storm's Facebook app blows because it's just the same old Facebook app they put out for all the other text-reliant Blackberry models.
The Blackberry YouTube app is probably made to cross-populate across all (or at least many) models of Blackberry, most of which don't have a screen like the Storm's. Kinda like how the Storm's Facebook app blows because it's just the same old Facebook app they put out for all the other text-reliant Blackberry models.
This could explain it. Yea the facebook app defiantly blows, mine doesn't even seem to update. It is almost not worth having on the phone, I am hoping it isn't something I did wrong.