Same exact thing happened to me today too. I also live in LA...ATT blows it again...

Call TS on the # in my sig and see what they might come up with.

Also might be interesting to see what wouldn't play for you guys, for me the ads can't play (and they're are asking me to help diagnose the problem ), but the program comes on.

Chris

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Same here.     Also in LA.....  Lower Alabama that is.

Was able to acccess a 50 y.o. Perry Mason.  But not Speed Racer,  nor anything else.

I get the same thing in Orlando!, but if I click the 'related link' I can see the program(s) on HULU...

The ATT content plays fine.

Any clues?

Has anyone come up with a solution to this?

has anyone fund the solution for this ? Dania Beach Florida

I was able to watch videos here in Detroit at the att site.

I am a relatively new U-verse user in NC and have had the "requested video cannot be displayed in your region" error for just about all U-verse Online content since I started the service...until tonight.  I spent over an hour with CS trying all sorts of things to get, for example, the season finale of "The Gates" to play (since that is being promoted on the U-verse Online website).  Always got the "requested video cannot be displayed in your region" error.  When I went over to Hulu - the episode played fine.  What I never did, until tonight, is go back to the U-verse Online website and try the same video again.  Sure enough, just like a previous person said in this thread, I clicked the same video on the U-verse Online website - it worked.  In fact, ALL videos that have NEVER played began playing (from 4 months ago).  In fact, when I tried to recreate the problem, I can't get a video NOT to play now.

So, all I did was:

• Go to HULU first and play any video - any one at all
• Go back to the U-Verse Online website and watch the video you'd like

To the programmers listening - doesn't that sound like the U-verse Online website is not saving the correct cookie information to the browser that the Hulu website needs?  (I used to do some programming a long time ago).

Check this out if you are having this problem and see what happens.

Richard

You might want to take a look at this thread.

Same deal as you.

I suggest you contact David here, and give him all the info he is requesting.  He is legitimate AT&T, assigned to escalate special cases for resolution.

As far as I know, the OP in the referenced link is still waiting to hear from David's team.

Good luck.

edit--just came across another post, same issue

Anyone still having this problem, please click the link in this post for David and let him know.  Obviously this is something that requires further attention.