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As to play the youtube video we need to use the youtube iframe, we are facing challenge here. When the youtube video plays on the TV, we lose control over app and hence next video as per CMS does not play. Same happens vice versa i.e when a video from CMS starts playing we are not able to play youtube video if it is next in the list.

Is there a way to take the application files from the TV and run it on Samsung's Tizen blu-ray player?
I have a problem with the application from the Samsung Store. Its publisher left version 5 available for my Samsung UBD-M9500 player. This version does not work anymore, but on Samsung TVs it is version 6. The system is the same, so if i had access to the files of this application maybe it could be launched via developer mode on the blu-ray player.
Does anyone know how it can be done?

There is no native Strava mobile app for Tizen OS smartphones, so what app could be used for tracking trail run and cycling activities on a Samsung Z4? Or is there a "non-native" route to Strava itself?
Thank you, Maljaros

Hello,
I've been trying to send http POST, GET requests from Samsung TV running tizen OS to an outside server to retrieve a playlist that I can than play on TV, but I get socket timeouts. All http requests to localhost works but only when trying to send to an external server it fails. I did set the permission(http://tizen.org/privilege/internet) for INTERNET and I can tell from *.nmf file when uploading to TV the widget that the privilege is set, but like I said cannot send http requests to external servers. What do I need to do in order to make it to work. The http client is our own c++ http client that works on multiple platforms like android, ios, linux, windows and so on...with no problem, but it seems that on samsung TV we are doomed, too unreasonable tight system. Is it some http header that I have to take care off? Please advise!!!  

Facebook announced React Native at F8 conference which took place from April 12 to 13 and also mentioned Samsung is committed to bringing React native to Tizen. React Native is an open source project which is the cross-platform app framework that help developers to build native app using javascript. Until now, Facebook supported developers to use React Native in order to build app much easier. Samsung have also developed React Native framework to allow developers to port the Facebook app to a Tizen device.  
Read more here: http://techcrunch.com/2016/04/13/facebooks-react-native-open-source-proj.... 
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