--- On Wed, 30/12/09, Brian Butterworth briant...@freeview.tv wrote:
Why the Flash iPlayer client can't use the
hardware acceleration. I get lots of dropped frames
watching through the iPlayer Desktop.
The new Flash 10.1 beta uses DXVA (DirectX Hardware Video Acceleration).
However it has
A tv is box of electronics that is going to the Council dump today -
replaced by an iMac and a Freeview dongle (with two UHF tuners).
TV and Radio are broadcast media. They exist inside a regulatory
framework, and date back to the work of Marconi, Tesla, Hertz and others.
Amateur radio
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 10:11, Kieran Kunhya kie...@kunhya.com wrote:
This is windows-only right now (presumably because Apple won't give Adobe
access to the necessary APIs).
Er, what? Where did that presumption come from?
Nothing else on the Mac or Linux has a problem with video
Hi,
Nokia have released the Nokia N900 phone based on their Maemo operating
system.
As it doesn't support S60 WRT that the current Nokia phones iPlayer app
is written in is there anyway i can access the iPlayer videos directly.
I can access the current videos and play them, but they are
This is windows-only right now (presumably because
Apple won't give Adobe access to the necessary APIs).
Er, what? Where did that presumption come from?
Nothing else on the Mac or Linux has a problem with video
compositing.
VLC, which does it entirely in software too, has _no_
issues.
Adam wrote:
Hi,
Nokia have released the Nokia N900 phone based on their Maemo operating
system.
As it doesn't support S60 WRT that the current Nokia phones iPlayer app
is written in is there anyway i can access the iPlayer videos directly.
I can access the current videos and play them,
Adam wrote:
Nokia have released the Nokia N900 phone based on their Maemo operating
system.
As it doesn't support S60 WRT that the current Nokia phones iPlayer app
is written in is there anyway i can access the iPlayer videos directly.
I can access the current videos and play them, but they
2010/1/1 Tim Dobson li...@tdobson.net:
it was suggested initially that GNU/Linux was pretty much irrelevant
Only by ignorant assholes. :-)
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