Of course it does not! The Nokia N95 is a Flash Lite 2.0 enabled phone and it cannot display Flash 8 and later content. Now I am really curios to know if is possible to embed a Flash Lite 2.0 content playing video, either 3gp or mp4!
From AllAboutSymbian: “I was wondering, since you mentioned about the Web browser supporting Flash lite, whether you have succeeded in opening sites with Flash Video, such as YouTube? The N95 cannot directly play videos from YouTube since the YouTube player uses the full version of Flash. Flash Lite is best thought of as a subset of Flash for mobile devices. You can play YouTube video using third party software and services, such as Orb.”
Check AllAboutSymbian for some detailed answers about this phone.
Alessandro
you only need Real Player. You can wath both, standard and mobile youtube. Since Real Player is included in your N95, you are ready…
this response was given few months before:
Default program IS Real Player (mobile youtube is 3gp), and as “belive is to see” watch minute 2.49 here: http://blip.tv/file/149674
and from here
you can read things like this:
Somehow unnoticed by the press until now, Youtube’s Mobile site at m.youtube.com has gone pretty damn live. That’s Youtube in 3gp file format, streaming to phones
source: http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/filming-farts-on-fire-from-anywhere-in-the-world/youtube-mobile-goes-live-269501.php
Beside
In my N95 (Telefonica, Movistar, Venezuela) Real Player handle both youtube (Video Center and m.youtube WEB)and very nicely,
details:
In your N95 go to RealPlayer, open options, configurations, streaming, and adecuate your conection conditions, say no to proxy (most probably), and in RED be sure that the default point acces is the same your phone use to conect to web, WiFi or Internet instead of WAP or Streaming, It Works, even here in Venezuela with Movistar, Telefonica provider