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Adobe Flash Player 10.1 Beta For Linux
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Originally posted by d2kx View PostNo 64-bit support, no video acceleration with any card on Linux, crashes browsers and overall performance sucks. Business as usual for Adobe.
Par for the course it seems.
Adobe claims they are for opensource, but appears that they can't code for crap
Originally posted by Jimmy View PostHow about this can of worms? Moonlight decodes with ffmpeg which now supports VDPAU. Really Adobe? You're gonna let Moonlight trample on your turf by accident? I know Silverlight isn't going anywhere but still...
Unless by now MS groks Linux to some extent better than Adobe
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Who cares about IE ...
My cousin called to ask me if it's OK to install Firefox (on Windows) because some site with videos (flash) stated that they does not support IE, only FF will work.
So if my computer illiterate cousin can install FF, i believe everyone can.
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Originally posted by frische View Postthey probably redirected your cousin to a site where he can download Firefox, if he subscribes to their service for 29$ * 24 Month
These sites are free to use (mostly Russian content with very low quality videos).
And there was usual "Get Firefox" banner
The question was "is it OK to install it" not "where should i get and how to install that FF thing "
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Who cares about VDPAU ? HD flash HD videos play just fine when I download them and play in VLC or Smplayer, then again the same videos are tearing like crazy when played with normal flash player...
This is something Adobe should fix first before implementing support for VDPAU or any other system like that.
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This build is the buggiest public beta of Flash 10 I've ever tested
- YouTube HQ videos are now all pink, with all kinds of weird artifacts
- Now it burns even more CPU cycles than before
- No hardware H.264 acceleration on HD2000 and HD3000 series of ATI cards (even under Windows!), but you can have fully accelerated playback with the shittiest 8000 series nVidia card (these cards have an inferior video processor compared to ATI's UVD1).
Still waiting for HTML5 video support in Opera 10.10 (the best browser for Linux ATM) and then Flash can finally go in the trash (where it belongs).Last edited by tuxdriver; 18 November 2009, 04:57 PM.
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Originally posted by tuxdriver View PostThis build is the crappiest release of Flash I've ever seen
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