Noticed that when playing certain YouTube videos the built in browser will only display them in 360p. They will play at higher resolutions in Chrome. YouTube has a page about the problem and says "some browsers do not support newer video formats or quality options. This means these browsers may only have one or two video formats to choose from."

Is this a restriction of the built in browser? Is there any fix or update possible in the future? I could of course set the URL to play in the external browser but this internal one is very handy to have and use.
Thanks.

You're right, there's no way you should step outside the law. For the little I looked at it, H.264 licencing seems costly and confusing. This is not a big problem at all and should as you say in due course be resolved.
Thanks for the reply.

@BiteSpire I could use rogue libraries but that would be illegal

Try to approach the solution differently.

Add the ability for users to connect the assembly themselves - copy a file to doogiePIM folder,
or ability to specify the assembly name in the settings.