Receiving an error message when viewing video locally on iPhone.

I have the same issue, not sure what is wrong.

What the .......

URL?, in videos saved on a device?

I have an iPad 2 and bought two new movies they worked great and I even streamed one to the apple tv in our living room. After this I began to notice that with these new movies my disk space had been reduced dramatically. I plugged my iPad into my MacBook 2007 core duo, and proceed to open iPhoto with OSX 10.5.8. iPhoto failed. I plugged in in to iTunes and it worked fine. Then I proceeded to go play a game on Xbox. I came back ready to see my movie again and it came up with the error message: the requested URL was not found on this server. Now I am just spitballing here but maybe I just have one problem rather than multiple problems.

One problem: my iCloud just isn't working right

Multiples: my iTunes could have tried to copy it and lost it. iTunes might have had a problem and think I rented it. BIG ONE, I MAXED OUT MY SPACE LIKE I SAID BEFORE AND IT JUST COULDNT FIT, and put IMAGES.

I find this hard to believe that only TWO people have said anything about this. I really want apple to help us here, I just spent 15 bucks in MOVIES. AND MOVIES YOU CAN NOT JUST REDOWNLOAD!

Please help!

I'll come back if it's fixed

I had the same problem with my I Pod Toch.I rang Apple support who explained that the settings on the device needed to be reset and the connection to the router re-established. This did not help. I gave up after talking to them for almost an hour. To resolve the problem I had to syn my device with my PC removing the video from my device. I then did another sync placing the videos back onto my device. it worked a treat.

I have this issue as well. Not only, does playback on the iPhone fail, but this video trips up my iPhoto sync. I don't use PhotoStream. When connected in iPhoto this video has no thumbnail and it shows as 0K on the device. If I import everything but this video from the iPhone things go swimmingly.

In my case there's some additional information that may have inadvertently tricked the phone into thinking there's something network-related about the video: I played this video on my television via AppleTV. In all honesty, the playback on the television was pretty poor. However, I believe there may have been some interruption during playback, potentially causing this video to wind up in some streaming limbo.

Anybody have any thoughts to add to this one?

I figured out what my problem was. After plugging into a RESTARTED MacBook I was able to see my movie on it. After resynching my movies, rearranging my space on both my iPad AND MacBook it gave the movies back. If you know how to fix this with music, please help me. My iPod has started to hide half of my music.

I have a similar issue with my iPhone 4s. When I try to view the video file I shot on the phone the message The requested URL was not found on this server appears. I then tried viewing the actual file with both image capture and iphoto. The thumbnail appears but it says that it is 0 kb... How does it corrupt its own file? Please help

In this case, as long as you are on the latest version of ios5, you can delete the video, TV or Movie as long as it was from iTunes, and you can redownload it.