iMobileCinema Plays Flash Video on the iPhone

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Posted December 19, 2008 at 7:35pm by Shalom Levytam

iMobileCinema is a MobileSafari plugin which allows for playback of Flash (flv) video on the iPhone. You can watch videos from podcast sites or blogs with it; such as, Google Video, Youtube, and others.

A beta version of iMobileCinema has just been released for 2.x iPhones and can be installed via Cydia. You will need to add the d.imobilecinema.com source first.

iMobileCinema Plays Flash Video on the iPhone

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Andrew - December 23, 2008 at 9:14am

BRIKZ, Google WunderRadio or look it up on itunes, it does exaclty what you are looking for! I listen to BBCR1 at the gym over GPRS/EDGE great quality too and will not sleep when your phone does like the Ipod. Andrew

darbotz - December 22, 2008 at 10:50am

where to find d.imobilecinema.com source cant find in cydia help me thanks

Cody - December 21, 2008 at 5:14am

it doesn't work with vimeo (which is a must) and i couldnt play video embedded in a myspace profile. hopefully it gets better.

BRIKZ - December 20, 2008 at 5:18pm

well, i have asked b4 and i am going to continue asking until i get a satisfactory answer. Is there a way to listen to streaming internet video sites on my iphone that use real player as their source. Such as bbc.radioone.uk. When you go to listen live or recorded shows that they have on their website, it launches realplayer on your computer and that is what they use to broadcast it. Can i somehow download realplayer or some other media player that will play from these sources. Please help if you can. Thanks,

Awayze - December 20, 2008 at 8:10am

It's pretty buggy and doesn't work on the mobile YouTube site, you have to use to choose the desktop version for YouTube. As long as I get YouTube over GPRS, I'm happy!