Flash Access is another step in the path leading to HTTP Streaming and Flash Player 10.1
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Posted 11 May 2010
As more and more high-definition (HD) content is acquired, edited, and pushed out to the web, mobile, devices and set-top boxes, the demand for a higher-quality user experience is rapidly followed by a need for hardware acceleration. But what exactly is hardware acceleration?
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Posted 27 Apr 2010
New Apple API will let Adobe take advantage of hardware-accelerated video decoding for Flash Player on the Mac, though not in 10.1
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Posted 26 Apr 2010
Despite the buzz about 3D TV, the true star of the show was workflow automation, as exemplified in new releases from ViewCast, Telestream, and Microsoft
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Posted 16 Apr 2010
Adobe needs to stop focusing on the iPad and start emphasizing the strengths of its content creation and delivery ecosystem
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Posted 14 Apr 2010
On the eve of Adobe's official unveiling of CS5 at NAB, the announcement of the Apple iPhone 4.0 SDK might spoil the party
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Posted 09 Apr 2010
Microsoft is bringing Silverlight to the TV and will be offering H.264 Smooth Streaming with PlayReady DRM via IIS Media Services
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Posted 08 Apr 2010
Ixia's IxLoad offers large-scale, client-end testing of Flash streaming
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Posted 06 Apr 2010
Internet sensation Chatroulette uses Flash Player 10's peer-to-peer ability and Wowza Media Server to power its random, anonymous video chatting
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Posted 01 Apr 2010
This week's iPad launch ushers in new workarounds and developer challenges at the same time it poses a threat to Adobe's web video dominance with Flash.
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Posted 31 Mar 2010
The New York Times and Time already plan to take advantage of Brightcove's HTML5 offering
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Posted 29 Mar 2010
Dynamic streaming with Flash Media Server isn't difficult, but there are a few details to be aware of to make sure your efforts are successful.
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Posted 25 Mar 2010
Now that Microsoft has announced HTML5 support, the question remains: Will HTML5 video end up being open source or standards-based?
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Posted 22 Mar 2010
The live event distribution service applies a compression technology derived from medical imaging to reduce infrastructure load.
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Posted 18 Mar 2010
Kaltura provides a toolkit for HTML5 embedded video, with a fallback to Flash or Ogg Theora when H.264 isn't available in a user's browser
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Posted 18 Mar 2010
Yesterday's announcement that Internet Explorer 9 supports HTML 5 set off a tech media frenzy. So which video codec will Microsoft choose?
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Posted 17 Mar 2010
Previously in stealth mode, SeaWell Networks announced today that it's raised $7 million in Series A funding for a three-screen, H.264 Scalable Video Coding solution
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Posted 08 Mar 2010
HTML 5 may be the future of online video, but currently it's bogged down in a debate between supporters of H.264 and advocates of Ogg Theora. Here, representatives from both camps address concerns over licensing.
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Posted 04 Mar 2010
Apple's Steve Jobs has been making headlines by slamming Flash as a "CPU Hog." Is it really?
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Posted 02 Mar 2010
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