I just bought a movie on Google Play and when i try to play or download it it says cannot find license (Error 901). It works fine on my Nexus 7 which is running the same setup but not on my nexus 10. Any suggestions?
FIXED: Uninstalled Google Play Movies & Tv with titanium backup then installed again through play store for anyone else having the problem.
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Hi All,
First post on XDA -
Have searched the full forum and google but can't find anyone with this specific issue.
I'm on CM7 in the UK and I've used OTA root keeper and the modified apk from SDX-Developers and can get my rentals to show up in the Google Videos app. Without the modified apk movies didn't show up - the app complained the Kindle was rooted even with OTA running.
When I try to play the Movies by streaming it gives me - Not available in your country -
When I try to download it it gives me - Austin Powers is in an unsupported video format.
Google video purchases work fine on a UK account - was previously able to stream and download with the (unaltered) Videos apk side loaded on my stock Kindle rom.
Anyone else had this - fixed this ?
Mat
I have two Nexus 4 and one New Nexus 7(2013).
I try to use Google Play Music on those devices to miracast with my PTV3000.
No one can work successfully.
Environment:
Two Nexus 4 with official 4.3 ROM and include Google Play Music (5.1.1109K.772337).
One Nexus 7 2013 with official 4.3 ROM and include Google Play Music (5.1.1109K.772337).
PTV3000 (both version 2.2.16 and 2.4.3 are tried)
Test Step:
1. enable wireless display and start Miracast to PTV3000.
2. Wait until the Miracast connection is established.
3. open Google Play Music, and select any song to play
=> a. can't play
=> or b. Miracast is broken.
I try to rollback Google Play Music version to 5.0.1042J.737497.
It works like a charm.
Could someone help me to reproduce this issue and report to Google?
Thanks.
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cmtsij said:
I have two Nexus 4 and one New Nexus 7(2013).
I try to use Google Play Music on those devices to miracast with my PTV3000.
No one can work successfully.
Environment:
Two Nexus 4 with official 4.3 ROM and include Google Play Music (5.1.1109K.772337).
One Nexus 7 2013 with official 4.3 ROM and include Google Play Music (5.1.1109K.772337).
PTV3000 (both version 2.2.16 and 2.4.3 are tried)
Test Step:
1. enable wireless display and start Miracast to PTV3000.
2. Wait until the Miracast connection is established.
3. open Google Play Music, and select any song to play
=> a. can't play
=> or b. Miracast is broken.
I try to rollback Google Play Music version to 5.0.1042J.737497.
It works like a charm.
Could someone help me to reproduce this issue and report to Google?
Thanks.
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Hei have same problem i connect my nexus 4 to lg bp630 and as far as I open play music the connection crash.
Hello everyone,
i am having an issue right now where i am unable to log any of my games into Google play games. i have not been able to log into Google play with 2 games either by connecting it in the game or just launching the game from the play games app. i am wondering if this is because it is a rooted device. i am using this with a Nexus 7 2012 rooted with paranoid android 4.6-BETA6
Hi,
I bought a JVC Android TV (Android 7.0) but missing Google Play Store; instead there is a JVC Market (Aptroid based). I tried installing Google Play Store along with the Google Services however Google Services is installing successfully, but not showing anywhere for configuration.
Any advise how to successfully install Google Services and make it work...? Do I miss any other component...?
Furthermore, I can open Google Play Store through the browser and successfully sing-in into Google Play Store but my device (Android TV) is not listed in my devices. Can I add a device manually in Google Play Store...?
I have a 4K 65" 3D JVC TV With android 4 and also looking at ways to get Android TV 7 on it.. any help would be appreciated
Install "Aurora Store" via f-droid.
It is a wrapper for Google play store, and it works! You never have to run play store again.