The URL for the mobile settings was tested on my Windows 7 PC and it led here:
macromedia.com/support/documentation/
then the rest of that www URL:
en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager.html
LINK: SettingsLINK: PROTECTED PLAYBACK SETTINGS!Quote:
What are protected content playback settings?
Some content on the Internet is protected by the content provider using Adobe Flash Access. To enjoy this protected content, users must first get content licenses from the content provider. These content licenses are automatically downloaded to your computer, for example, when you rent or purchase the protected content. Flash Player saves these licenses on your computer.
To manage or deactivate these licenses, use the Protected Content Playback Settings panel.
LINK: PCP Settings Panel:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
NB NO IDEA whether there's some subscription required, or if this is part of the basic registration process required by some TV companies.
Also NOT SURE if it's a wi-fi access or a rooted device problem...
Tried here:
http://tinyurl.com/searchgpshttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobileiq.demand5August 12, 2014 version: It says it requires wi-fi to be at its best...
Not all content is allowed, see details:
This app provides a free catch up service for a wide selection of Channel 5 shows and archive programmes.
● To ensure you are provided with the best viewing experience, this application requires Wifi.
● You will need Android OS version 3.0 (“Honeycomb”) or above to use this application.
● Rights restrictions around content mean that not all programmes can be made available.
● This application can only be used within the UK.
● Channel 5 apps contain cookies. For details on our cookie policy please visit
www.channel5.com. By downloading this app you are agreeing to our use of cookies.
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So, once again, an advertised and highly promoted Catchup TV service which isn't fully explained, but encourages us to buy products like the Hudl tablet thinking we're gonna get what they say, but only to find out it's yet another "half-baked", "hit-and-miss", "will-we-won't-we?" blessing.
The type that leads us off on wild goose chases across the Internet about flash player, wi-fi, protected content, AV cable connections, subscription rights and websites dealing with Tech Support.