- Jan 15, 2012
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I was trying out the AT&T Samsung galaxy s 2 skyrocket in an AT&T store yesterday and I tried to view an iPhone playable video (2mbps or less h.264) from my website but i got the message "Cannot download. The content is not supported on this phone."
My question is: Are there video codecs I can download to allow for this to download when clicked on? Would I have to root the phone to do so? Also, I tried playing an mp3 file I found linked online and when I tap on it, it has to download the entire file and then it opens. On my iPhone 4S if I tap a link to a video or audio file, it opens and progressively downloads-allowing me to watch while the rest of the video loads. Is there any way to get this to work on android?
Video file link (h.264 compression) :
http://salsunproductions.com/videos/AOTA_QT7-LARGE.mov
Mp3 link:
http://music.incompetech.com/royaltyfree2/Niles%20Blues.mp3
Ps: I intend to switch to t-mobile if I go iphone>android because they have the best plan for me which means I would purchase the t-mobile version of the galaxy s 2 as opposed to the AT&T one I tried (t-mobile only and dummy phones in the store that customers could "try out")
My question is: Are there video codecs I can download to allow for this to download when clicked on? Would I have to root the phone to do so? Also, I tried playing an mp3 file I found linked online and when I tap on it, it has to download the entire file and then it opens. On my iPhone 4S if I tap a link to a video or audio file, it opens and progressively downloads-allowing me to watch while the rest of the video loads. Is there any way to get this to work on android?
Video file link (h.264 compression) :
http://salsunproductions.com/videos/AOTA_QT7-LARGE.mov
Mp3 link:
http://music.incompetech.com/royaltyfree2/Niles%20Blues.mp3
Ps: I intend to switch to t-mobile if I go iphone>android because they have the best plan for me which means I would purchase the t-mobile version of the galaxy s 2 as opposed to the AT&T one I tried (t-mobile only and dummy phones in the store that customers could "try out")