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Project Free Tv Mobile version Mobile Version
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Posted 14 October 2010 - 06:22 PM
Would it be possible to do a mobile accessible site so people could use there iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android phones to gain access to your amazing site ? If you are thinking of doing it you could link up with Nextgenvids as an example. I look forward to your views. But keep up the good work. Jamesba
#2
Posted 08 September 2011 - 03:20 AM
jamesba, on 14 October 2010 - 07:22 PM, said:
Would it be possible to do a mobile accessible site so people could use there iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android phones to gain access to your amazing site ? If you are thinking of doing it you could link up with Nextgenvids as an example. I look forward to your views. But keep up the good work. Jamesba
I was wondering the same thing
#5
Posted 08 December 2011 - 05:14 AM
jamesba, on 14 October 2010 - 11:22 AM, said:
Would it be possible to do a mobile accessible site so people could use there iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android phones to gain access to your amazing site ? If you are thinking of doing it you could link up with Nextgenvids as an example. I look forward to your views. But keep up the good work. Jamesba
If my understanding of Projectfree.tv is correct, which I am sure it is, there is a fundamental flaw in your suggestion. ProjectFree.tv does not host any content on it's servers, it simply points you to other video hosting websites on the net (such as youtube). Therefore, if they were to implement your suggestion it would require hosting this content on their own servers and would open them up to legal action for any copyrighted content they are hosting. Think of projectfree.tv somewhat as a search engine.
Projectfree.tv works fine on pretty much any smartphone. You can browse the website. It's the 3rd party video hosting sites that aren't working with your Ipad/iphone/touch because most of these videos require Flash Player. Apple does not support flash and has no plans to do so in the future. Android 2.2 and above supports flash videos, so as long as you have a relatively new android phone you can take full advantage of projectfree.tv and the 3rd party websites that it directs you to.
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Posted 14 December 2011 - 11:49 PM
heavymeds, on 08 December 2011 - 12:14 AM, said:
If my understanding of Projectfree.tv is correct, which I am sure it is, there is a fundamental flaw in your suggestion. ProjectFree.tv does not host any content on it's servers, it simply points you to other video hosting websites on the net (such as youtube). Therefore, if they were to implement your suggestion it would require hosting this content on their own servers and would open them up to legal action for any copyrighted content they are hosting. Think of projectfree.tv somewhat as a search engine.
Projectfree.tv works fine on pretty much any smartphone. You can browse the website. It's the 3rd party video hosting sites that aren't working with your Ipad/iphone/touch because most of these videos require Flash Player. Apple does not support flash and has no plans to do so in the future. Android 2.2 and above supports flash videos, so as long as you have a relatively new android phone you can take full advantage of projectfree.tv and the 3rd party websites that it directs you to.
Projectfree.tv works fine on pretty much any smartphone. You can browse the website. It's the 3rd party video hosting sites that aren't working with your Ipad/iphone/touch because most of these videos require Flash Player. Apple does not support flash and has no plans to do so in the future. Android 2.2 and above supports flash videos, so as long as you have a relatively new android phone you can take full advantage of projectfree.tv and the 3rd party websites that it directs you to.
Truth: Almost all free TV, movie and video streaming sites are the same way. The other sites just dont have a publicly noticable disclaimer such as ProjectFreeTV. It still doesnt prevent the government from shutting them down eventually. knock on wood, because this one is one of my favorites.
The phones would have to be equipped with flash, the latest VLC upgrade and DivX player for it to work. If your phone is equipped with these programs, check out the site with your mobile browser, it just might work for ya (Im not sure which mobile opperating systems and browsers you would need though)
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Posted 09 January 2012 - 09:41 PM
There is at least one site I know of that is designed for mobile phones. Check out androidvideo.net or search for android video in the android apps market. It offers some free tv shows and movies/complete series for members.
PS. This is my first time at the forums here, I hope it was ok to post that link, I admit I havent read the forum rules yet, but I am about to!!
PS. This is my first time at the forums here, I hope it was ok to post that link, I admit I havent read the forum rules yet, but I am about to!!
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