The quality and implementation details between different video codecs is HUGE on android, they seem to be from Amazon Kindle's. Instead of disabling support for the device, it can be most likely fixed on-the-fly without requiring an SDK upgrade.
We've seen thousands of different Android devices so far, so I'm usually favouring not disabling the device if it mostly seems to work.. when a problematic device seems popular enough, just need to find the device physically and add it to our array of test devices. :) or find a contact who's willing to test it with us