I was googling for a tool to download and play video files (Flash Video) on my new Nokia N95 8GB when I found this free wonderful mobile application : emTube.
emTube is a Flash Lite 3 application for Symbian S60 3rd edition phones that allows you to:
# Search and browse videos on YouTube.
# Download selected videos onto your phone.
# Stream FlashVideo files directly from YouTube.
# Play local FlashVideo files.
Other features:
- Audio and position control during playback.
- Normal and full screen (portrait and landscape mode) video playback.
- Ability to use built in accelerometer to rotate video between portrait/landscape mode.
The emTube supports the Nokia N95 accellerometer plug ing to detect movement orientation of the phone and to change the user interface of the played video.
Cooool !






















Ciao Marco,
I do not think this is a FL3 application. The developer ported the ffmpeg library to S60 to encode the flv video files.
Alessandro
Posted by: Alessandro | December 19, 2007 at 02:47 AM
No way!!! this is great! well at least for Symbian, but it would be even greater if Adobe releases a version for Nokia's OS 3rd and 4 editios :-D
greetings!!
Posted by: Andrés Santos Adobe Flex | December 19, 2007 at 05:51 AM
Thanks for posting. Have to check it out.
Posted by: Scott Janousek | December 19, 2007 at 07:03 AM
questa e davvero una bellisma notizia..certo che avere yuotube anche nel telefonino e il massimo :)
Posted by: absolutforyou | December 27, 2007 at 11:20 AM
Hi,
Iam a Flash lite beginner. I have tried to create a video appliation, viz streams a video from remote server and plays in my device. I used video class and play method. Here, i have some queries ....
==>Internally how play method is getting RTSP/RTP data from remote server?
Is decoding and rendering part handled by the device player???
==>Or Play method is using symbian libraries to demultiplex & decode RTP data for decoding?
==>Whether Flash lite is striping RTSP/RTP headers and giving only RTSP/RTP data to device player?
==>In remote video streaming, upto what extent play method is using device player?
==>Finally, can we customize play() ...
Thanks in advance...
-MCG4
Posted by: MCG4 | February 08, 2008 at 12:25 PM
Great Article! Thank you for give this...
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