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Ok, so the only way to watch YouTube video on an IPad at the moment would be to download it, if available, in MP4 format?<br />
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I'm told there is a HD App that plays some video?<br />
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Similarly, it would be useless in the UK for watching BBCs iPlayer .. which is in flv format.<br />
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I'm asking cos as I 'fix' computers I'm getting a lot of Brits asking me about this following a lot of media disinformation following the Ipads US launch.. <br />
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Ok, so the only way to watch YouTube video on an IPad at the moment would be to download it, if available, in MP4 format?

I'm told there is a HD App that plays some video?

Similarly, it would be useless in the UK for watching BBCs iPlayer .. which is in flv format.

I'm asking cos as I 'fix' computers I'm getting a lot of Brits asking me about this following a lot of media disinformation following the Ipads US launch..



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Right, so the APP supports Flash?
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I have heard and read several reviews saying that you can watch Youtube video on Ipad, however other reviews say it doesn't support Flash..since YouTube video is mainly flash content I am confused :-)
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I have heard and read several reviews saying that you can watch Youtube video on Ipad, however other reviews say it doesn't support Flash..since YouTube video is mainly flash content I am confused :-)

Simple question..does the Ipad support flash or not..???

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