itself yet.
http://mashable.com/2007/01/18/myspace-disables-flash/
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Spam killed my privat
to the desktop... you browse to a site same as before, but it asks
you if you'd like to use that page for offline use, system tray,
doubleclickable, the works.
Doesn't require Flash or Flex skills... Ajax or even classic JS/webapp
stuff works as well.
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tent, less on the formats. It will take awhile to finish and
deploy, though.
(Good point about the compression process itself being a key determinant
in final video quality, thanks.)
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this accurately enough to the product team
to make sure they address the correct "chipmunks" scenario, but you can
submit the change-request to the team yourself:
http://www.macromedia.com/go/wish
(It's an old address, but redirects correctly... choose "Flash
Player"
Joshua Kinberg wrote:
> Working with Jen Myronuk, we produced/edited a short video/field
> segment for Rocketboom in response to the NYTimes articles about
> illegal NYPD surveillance during the 2004 RNC convention.
So... you were the good surveillers, doing surveillance on the bad
surveillers, i
h the answer?", I'm actually not real sure of
the question, sorry, hard for me to usefully reply on that one yet ;-)
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Technot
; mean any particular aggregator...?
(I'm not sure whether you're referring to a particular serverside
aggregator, like Google Video or an RSS-notified server, or whether
you're concerned about a particular set of clientside readers, etc.)
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when
omitting the EMBED tag they document.)
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Spam killed my private email -- public record is be
e objecting to. (And like other folks in this thread, I don't
see any connection to the "Eolas" behavior change in IE/Win... only
commonality seems to be the word "ActiveX" in the title.)
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gin' or 'update your
plugin' alerts browsers sometime show?", then I don't think so...
different issues. But I'm not sure I pulled the right question-mark out
of the paragraph of periods.
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t; (March 2003)
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/jd_forum/jd026.html
> But having said all that, I do think it is acceptable to have Flash as one
> of many different options of watching a vlog. But it should NOT be the only
> one.
I agree... arbitrary prohibitions aren't useful.
Monique Danielle wrote:
> Got this in my email. Thought I would pass it on:
What I'm really looking for is the recipe for those great cookies they
sell at Niemann-Marcus, got any of those...?
jd
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faithful for the sake of being faithful ;-)
(iow, look at the evidence, please don't automatically discount a
speaker just because what they say also benefits them.)
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Human Torch, or have
snowflakers settle on your arms:
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2005/11/flash_8_webcam_1.html
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2005/08/flash_8_webcam.html
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dex.php/2006/12/18/guardian-column-making-mistakes/
)
I do think we need new rules, but less about what people are allowed to
say, more about how we'll each give them our attention and belief or
not. Production prohibitions may not be as important as consumption
codes-of-conduct...?
jd
rote:
> Yeah, keeping things around is a real problem. I had a chat
> with archiving expert Jeff Ubois about just this topic recently.
> The first two years of my blog are gone, by the way. Bums me
> out that I didn't back anything up back then.
Fortunately, Brewster Kahle and
lists, but I
know that lots of people like to customize any standard routine too.
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Spam kille
"Best Practices for Flash Player Detection"
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/flash/articles/fp8_detection.html
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e.
I've seen lots of people hacking together their preferred solutions over
the past month, but the best set of general links and recommendations
I've seen is still at the Adobe Active Content Center:
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/activecontent/
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Stephanie Bryant wrote:
> Actually, they're outright infringing on my husband's videoblog.
I empathize, and I appreciate that you wrote them directly, but how is
all this different from the way netculture has treated musicians via
MP3, or how the net has treated Hollywood via BitTorrent?
jd
ght to repurpose them? Suppose they ignore your
precious little Creative Commons text, what recourse do you have to that
breach of an assumed social contract?)
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ps off
your website, blog, search history, financial data, does it matter if
they get something other than little green tickets in return?
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y=bySimpleSearch&searchsortby=date
(I agree with "twhid" that there has been much inaccurate reporting and
subsequent confusion on this issue.)
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s display just as before. Video still plays, no
difference. It's only the passing of user events (mouse, keyboard) from
browser to plugin which first has that new "click to activate" requirement.
(The Adobe site also has screencasts on the browser change, before/after
pages you can
age of the
webcam controls in recent versions of the Adobe Flash Player.
Search terms like "flash video chat service" pull up a number of
offerings. I haven't evaluated the field personally, but have
consistently heard good things about Userplane.
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flv convert":
http://swftools.com/tools-category.php?cat=711
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Spam killed my
it was a general usability and outreach change,
rather than a change from a particular client request.
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, it can then specifically call up "device video"
formats, such as QVGA MPG4.)
The key question remains how much your audience must pay to see your
work. Development costs are subsidiary to viewing costs here.
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