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1978 readersFlash is an open interactive medium. In creative hands it can be used to build advertising, documents, video experiences, games, applications, art, music, graphs & charts, meetings, graphics, 3d content, and much much much much more. Flash was a success long before video arrived on the web and given open ended capability of the medium
1822 readersFor today’s myth, I want to cover one that has its roots in some fundamental misunderstandings around video technologies. That is the idea that H.264 Video (deployed via the HTML5 video tag) will kill Flash. This is a more recent meme, which has spread with the growing awareness of the forthcoming HTML5, but is unfortunately
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3388 readersEach September, thousands of people involved in the content creation, management and delivery of entertainment flock to Amsterdam for IBC, Europe’s largest broadcast show. At IBC, Adobe is showcasing video solution innovations that help improve content to creation delivery workflows. We just announced: Flash Media Server 4 – a new family of server software that
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5736 readersUpdate: Just noticed that the player is still in prerelease, so let the team know if you find issues. As part of the Open Source Media Framework, Adobe has released a new video player called the Strobe Media Playback component. This is a full-featured video player that is ready for easy deployment. It has all
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8728 readersFlash Player 10.1 Some of Flash Player 10.1 new features… Consistent development and delivery Global error handling Designed for mobility Expanded options for high quality media delivery Download Flash Player 10.1 AIR 2 Some of AIR 2 new features… Native Process API Open documents with the user’s default application Microphone data access Mass storage device
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2665 readersJohn Harding, Software Engineer at Google, has posted a lengthy article about the pros and cons of Flash video and HTML5 video support in today's browsers. It's fair to say that the post is in essence a major thumbs up to the Flash Platform. The author points out that video on the web today is
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1881 readersYouTube weighs in on Flash and the HTML5 tag, and concludes: While HTML5's video support enables us to bring most of the content and features of YouTube to computers and other devices that don't support Flash Player, it does not yet meet all of our needs. Today, Adobe Flash provides the best platform for YouTube's
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1394 readersApple finally announced the Jesus Tablet iPad, launching what they believe to be a new device category. It remains to be seen whether they are correct (although I have my guesses), but the launch of the iPad has rekindled an existing fight between Apple and Adobe.Apple refused to implement (or allow others to implement) Flash
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1467 readersI happened to come across the SublimeVideo player some time back and thought it was quite a decent player, especially since the HTML5 version is a lot more fully featured than most alternatives with nice controls, and full-screen emulation. It also provides a nice opportunity to compare performance of HTML5 and Flash video. Not surprisingly since I’m on a windows machine
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5251 readersNow that MAX 2011 Conference is started, Adobe just launched the Flash Player 11 and AIR 3. Take a look at the features introduced by each of them. Flash Player 11 features Native 64-bit support (Flash Player desktop) Stage 3D accelerated graphics rendering Adobe Flash Access content protection support for mobile Native JSON (JavaScript Object