Dont think you can. You need an old version of divx player, greasemonkey install to your browser and then Icefilms script installed. You can stream from TUBE+ Watch full length TV Shows and Movies online for free thou clicking inbetween the selectedVid and the site will give you a mobile option to download and mobo player will open up. You canStream from the main site, but i prefer the mobile ption if offered.
Dont think you can. You need an old version of divx player, greasemonkey install to your browser and then Icefilms script installed. You can stream from TUBE+ Watch full length TV Shows and Movies online for free thou clicking inbetween the selectedVid and the site will give you a mobile option to download and mobo player will open up. You canStream from the main site, but i prefer the mobile ption if offere
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u know i installed greasemonkey on the browser but cant seem to install icefilms script installed on my tab it will just pop up another window with whole bunch of writen stuff but no download, do u know what might be the problem? Thanks for reply.
It is free just choose a non divx link, then u can either click on the link with the title and stream from that page or a fine line between the title and the host website will open a mobile site click download and moboplayer will open. Not all the links have mobile sites but you can always stream from the page maybe a bit choppy.
If you have accessed the link which i ll say again is not displayed as a mobile link it appears just as a fine line inbetween the title and the host website ( on my tab a816) a download button will appear and moboplayer will take over.
The Mega Stream application acts as a middle man between the Icefilms website (or more correctly the Megaupload website) and your media player. What it does is capture any clicks on Megaupload links made in your browser. Once Mega Stream is open you'll have the option of either opening the file via streaming (which is why you need a media player that supports streaming), downloading it first and then opening it (works with any media player regardless of steam support) or just saving the file.
