Protocol not found: net.rim.device.cldc.io.rtsp.Protocol

I try to use the rtsp video streaming without the browser and the native multimedia player. Whenever I try to open a connection to the 3gp file I get this Protocol not found error:

"Protocol not found: net.rim.device.cldc.io.rtsp.Protocol".

I get this to Connector.open (), it is not associated player.

I'm testing with a youtube rtsp link:

RTSP://rtsp2.YouTube.com/CnALENy73wIaZwk9rVk-nJ9fNRMYESARFEIoeXRhcGktTWV0b3ZhLVZpc2lvbmZvcllvdVR1YmUtdGU1ZjBxcHQtMEgGUghzdGFuZGFyZHIgwfgx8V-PaxNuQa-z3yd4eWD9LlbsOl3qUImVMV6ramMM/0/0/0/video.3gp

I tried specifying connection settings three ways:

* « ; = wifi interface.

* « ; deviceside = true' with the correct apn settings

* « ; deviceside = true; ConnectionUID = WAP2 trans' (firing from the service book)

None of them will work. I am compiling to 4.3.0 and tests on a 4.6.0.210 9000.

I also put the issue on the 4.6.0.190 9000 and 4.7.0.75 9530 simulators.

The same link works very well when the call via the browser.

I tried to use a data source because I expected the rtsp Protocol to be supported by the connector on 4.3.0 +, but I guess I can try just passing in the Locator directly to the createPlayer() call if the player is the only thing that was supported by it. I'll try later and after return.

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