Beebplayer - iPlayer on your Android Device

[mlavende]

Well I hope you find a work around, T-Mobile UK blocked lattitude but thanks to JF and others I now have that working so hopefully you will find a way.

TT

T-Mobile have blocked Latitude

That must be why I don't see it even after getting cupcake.

Can you point me at the workaround please?

Cheers

-Mat

[zero.fx]

to get latitude on your phone if you are in uk get latitude enabler from the market.
i have tried the Beeplayer, on my wifi but not 3g yet.
I lags a fair bit and the quality is pretty bad.

Well at least better then nothing is all i can say for the moment.

[mlavende]

to get latitude on your phone if you are in uk get latitude enabler from the market.
i have tried the Beeplayer, on my wifi but not 3g yet.
I lags a fair bit and the quality is pretty bad.

Well at least better then nothing is all i can say for the moment.

I see that's for rooted G1s. I don't have a rooted G1 but have a standard cupcake G1. Will it still work on that?

Cheers

-Mat

[cannontrodder]

Still can't get video on wireless. I can understand the t-mobile blocking it over their network but surely the beeb aren't blocking anyone and t-mobile are not in the loop at all over wifi?

[kinboshi]

Just downloaded it, but unfortunately not working for me over 3G or wi-fi here in the office (BT).

I'll try it over wifi when I get home (Virgin - my broadband, not me )

[johnsto]

Just downloaded it, but unfortunately not working for me over 3G or wi-fi here in the office (BT).

BT! That's a new one, seems Virgin have friends!

On this BT connection, what happens if you go to http://3gp-acl.bbc.co.uk/ ?

[johnsto]

Still can't get video on wireless. I can understand the t-mobile blocking it over their network but surely the beeb aren't blocking anyone and t-mobile are not in the loop at all over wifi?

Correct, T-Mobile don't (shouldn't) have any say in the WiFi of the device.

Which ISP are you on?

The BBC apparently have only certified '3 and Vodafone' to use iPlayer on mobile, but I use O2 and that works fine... it looks maybe the BBC are refusing T-Mobile connections but still investigating this.

[TommyTank200]

I see that's for rooted G1s. I don't have a rooted G1 but have a standard cupcake G1. Will it still work on that?

Cheers

-Mat

Nope you have to root, its the main reason I rooted and its easy and works a charm.

TT

[mlavende]

Nope you have to root, its the main reason I rooted and its easy and works a charm.

TT

I kinda like the idea of rooting but I'm a bit worried about what I'll lose if I do.

Will I still get auto notification of updates for example?

Do I install the normal Cupcake or some hacked version - if the latter how do I know it's stable?

I'm very tempted though...


-Mat

[cannontrodder]

Installed latest update from market and cap report this **working** on virgin media cable in the north-east over wifi, not working over t-mobile 3g (although it seems that is just the way it is with t-mobile)