Is it True Yahoo Music Videos is not going to play any full videos ?

by Michael Oh

I heard that recording companies have stopped all showings of full music videos and the only way you can view the whole video is to go to the Lebels website. I think this is s dumb idea ! Their artists have free advertising with Yahoo videos !

Answer by innocentangel1192
i thought that they do play the whole video cuz i watch the regular tv music videos and they are the same as the ones on yahoo, maybe the video that ur watching is to new and it takes a while for Yahoo to get it on the web………..hope it helps

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Does anyone know if Yahoo has a time table for resolving the issue with not being able to watch Yahoo Music Videos in Full Screen Mode? It’s been over a month since this started to happen.
Batista, the question wasn’t where can I go to watch music videos, the question was, “does anyone know when Yahoo will fix their website to allow for full screen videos. Try answering the question next time please.

Answer by Batista 4 Champ
go to youtube

Answer by tone
It has been about one month and i still cant see full screen.

Answer by thomas_maynard1949
Unable to watch Yahoo Music Videos in Full Screen Mode?
Does anyone know if Yahoo has a time table for resolving the issue with not being able to watch Yahoo Music Videos in Full Screen Mode? It’s been over a month since this started to happen.

So how do you guys or me fix it.

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