[Android Apps and Games] Zeuszoos:
Dsmoo,

I don't know if your install scenario is the same as mine WAS (YouTube & OGYouTube w/MGoogle), but at various points, I had your issue, a "not all resolutions supported" (something like that) issue, etc..

The only way that I was able to completely rid myself of all of these and become "issue free" (at least thus far), was to completely uninstall OGYouTube, MGoogle and the actual YouTube app (requires being Rooted) and then install OG's "YouTube" (not "OGYouTube", but their YouTube replacement app, that's named "YouTube").

I really didn't want to go that route! I like to have two methods of viewing YouTube videos. A habit I picked up after various versions of/updates to the YouTube app left me unable to view videos on it.

However, what convinced me to go that route with this app, was that I was having a problem with the Google version (not MGoogle) at the time, as well as an issue with the OGYouTube app, so I really had no alternative but to try their YouTube replacement app and when I did, even though it's built on the actual YouTube app (at the time the same version, I believe), it worked flawlessly (all features)!

And so the bottom line is, that at that point, I decided to switch to this method and through both v0.9 & v1.0, I have been happy ever since! :)

So logically speaking, that is of course my recommendation to you right now, because whatever they're doing with/to the Google app, it's working! But apparently not always, if you try to have your cake and eat it too! :)

Maybe they actually put out the other version to teach us not to have trust issues. <lol> Sunnamybeech, it's working too! Bastards! Hahahahaha!

TTYL

---------- Post added at 10:27 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:51 AM ----------

OG Mods,

Note to you folks at OG: I'm sincerely not writing this to be rude, nor ungrateful for all of the hard work that you've put into your apps, nor as a complaint (it's hard to complain about free apps <lol>). But rather, I'm making this suggestion again (with some explanation as to my reasoning for it), because I honestly believe that this suggestion will benefit everyone immensly, where your apps are concerned!

Please take me up on my suggestion to include the YouTube version number along with your version number, so we know if the app's been updated, even if your version number doesn't change because of it.

I.e.; "YouTube/OGYouTube v1.0 (10.31.55)"

Logically speaking, folks really shouldn't have to monitor threads all the time, nor Instagram, which (no offense to anyone who enjoys it) is a waste of electrons IMO, in order to know if your app has been updated. Imagine if we had to do that with every app?

Again, logically speaking (unless I'm missing it?), it doesn't make sense that the one place that's dedicated to nothing but your apps; an entire web site devoted to just your apps, is the one place where users have no clue if the app has received an update that didn't change *your* version number, as has been the case on multiple occasions.

Again, I'm sincerely not trying to be rude, but how does it make sense that *your* web site, which is devoted to *your* apps, is the one place where we *won't* know if your app has been updated or not, because you don't list which YouTube Version # your app is currently using?

It is beneficial to all, including you good folks at OG to be able to see this information, because it is beneficial to us, your users to stay updated (the app), to be able to benefit from your latest improvements, feature additions and fixes and it's beneficial to you folks at OG, because it prevents people from joining this thread, or emailing you, to complain about things you've already fixed, or to request things you've already added. But they didn't know this, because they thought they were running the current version, because all you list is your own version number, which does not change (at all) with every update.

That's all I've been trying to both politely and respectfully say. :)

Please seriously consider it and thank you.

TTYL