Have you ever heard of HD Sorensen? You know why you haven't? Because the files size would be WAY larger than an H.264 HD file. It's just not going to work.
do u have any links for this format?? i cant seem to find any. im interested
Have you ever heard of HD Sorensen? You know why you haven't? Because the files size would be WAY larger than an H.264 HD file. It's just not going to work.
The updated support will allow Flash Player to take advantage of hardware acceleration provided in computer video cards and is also optimized for Dual-Core processors.
do u have any links for this format?? i cant seem to find any. im interested
Does this mean I'll be able to watch youtube videos without the fans on my macbook going berserk? Flash doesn't seem very optimized for os x...
Does this mean I'll be able to watch youtube videos without the fans on my macbook going berserk? Flash doesn't seem very optimized for os x...
This is exactly what this means. Instead of using 200% of your CPU, it will use 100% of your GPU and very little of your CPU.
When I said "have you heard of it" I meant it in the rhetorical sense...in other words, it doesn't exist.
Sorensen software products still exist, however. Here's Squeeze:
www.sorensonmedia.com
But if you look, even though Squeeze lots of different things, they're now mostly focused on promoting the fact that it does Flash and H.264.
In my experience YouTube's player works poorly. I'm not sure why there are any other buttons or controls available besides play and pause, since those are the only ones that reliably work.
ii) imac will not support any files other than quicktime
It is now available at labs.adobe.com
Get VLC Player. Also, get the Flip4Mac plugin for QuickTime so you can play .wmv files with it.
adobe needs to get off there arse and fix the performance issues in flash player for Mac.
i will stop complaining about performance issues with flash player on Mac when my G4 system can play flash player content at the same speed as the same spec windows PC can.
Somehow I reckon they'll be focusing more time and effort on the Intel architecture, and less on the PPC.