YouTube implementation for J2ME equipped devices with MIDP 2.1 and CLDC 1.1, and JSR 135 using a proxy server.
or u culd say
I created this project because the only current YouTube implementation for J2ME devices is JTube, which has long since been abandoned by its developer and is practically dead.
So I made J2METube !!
You need a proxy server :<
yous can self-host it on your IP currently, unless some guy with too much money to burn would offer to host it online themselves. I don’t have the funds to make a proper online proxy server, so self-hosting on your own IP is the best u can do :c.
It uses an Invidious instance, specifically S60Tube:
http://s60tube.io.vn
So far the app is moderately good looking.
- Use the search bar.
- Click the video you want.
- Wait a bit.
- press "Watch"
On first startup the app will prompt for your proxy server.
Go to the Releases tab and download the latest SU/ServerUpdate package. Run:
mediamtx.exeserver.py
(Linux versions coming soon ;3)
It will print an IP. Put that IP in the app.
When clicking "Watch" and it asks to open an rtsp://... link, press Yes.
If everything worked, the media player will open and play the video!
1.1.0 upcoming will have a slight UI redesign.
1.1.1
1.1.2 will have ease of use functions to make it more intuitive and easy to use.
1.1.3 will have...uh... really im not sure what to add anymore. ill think about it :3c.
There is an issue where ffmpeg streams about ~10 seconds of video before handing the RTSP stream to the device.
This should be fixed in a future update to the server package :3c. This bug should hopefully have been fixed in SU1.2/ServerUpdate 1.2.
boo !