I am following this discussion, but my app does not have any problem
at all. It works now, as it worked before. I use lots of Flash and
find everything working as expected. I use no plugins, only pure Rb.
I only noticed that QuickTime 7.1.3 is a bit slower than I was used to.
~Johan
OSX 10.4.7 RB 2006r3
On 14/09/2006, at 1:00 AM, Andy Dent wrote:
On 14/09/2006, at 12:41 AM, Michael Diehr wrote:
So, something is weird -- why do we have Flash 9 support if
operating under WebKit, but only Flash 5 support under QuickTime.
utterly different code bases. Flash under webkit is just another
plugin. I bet Apple don't even write the plugin code.
My pet theories are licensing disagreements or general malaise at
Apple (they have also pretty much neglected QuickTime interactive
support).
I can't speak for the current QuickTime but a few versions ago,
when I was writing movie handlers, I know that the engineers would
confess to some parts of the Quicktime source being truly
terrifying code ;-)
As I understand it, the Flash support in QuickTime is essentially
reverse-engineered. I think you will find it works without any
Flash plugins installed on your system.
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