It's like when Roger Waters left Pink Floyd. Still a good show, just not what it used to be.
(Though I'd pay good money to see Steve build a wall between him and the audience during a keynote.)
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Apple Posts WWDC 2009 Keynote Address Quicktime Stream
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It's like when Roger Waters left Pink Floyd. Still a good show, just not what it used to be.
(Though I'd pay good money to see Steve build a wall between him and the audience during a keynote.)
HD Stream
Enter this into QuickTime for the HD stream (currently not linked to on the page):
http://stream.qtv.apple.com/events/jun/0906paowdnv/m_0906jhoiudvfvn_hd_ref.mov
Enter this into QuickTime for the HD stream (currently not linked to on the page):
http://stream.qtv.apple.com/events/jun/0906paowdnv/m_0906jhoiudvfvn_hd_ref.mov
Wow those two things would have piqued my interest. Nothing for me to get angry about either, considering I received one of the first bunch of unibody Macbook Pro's.
Why do these Apple keynote streams never work on my MacBook? It just doesn't connect but I can go to my Windows PC and it works fine. I'm a network admin and have still never been able to figure this out.
Try this.
Go to System Preferences > Quicktime > Advanced > MIME Settings...
Select "Custom..." in the transport menu. Switch the transport protocol from UDP to HTTP. (No idea why Apple buried this options so far down where nobody can find it.)
And as a network admin, I'll assume you won't need an explanation as to why that works.
I didn't think it was that bad of a keynote. The only real turd was at&t (and I think Apple was framing them as such hopefully to get more leverage).
Try this.
Go to System Preferences > Quicktime > Advanced > MIME Settings...
Select "Custom..." in the transport menu. Switch the transport protocol from UDP to HTTP. (No idea why Apple buried this options so far down where nobody can find it.)
And as a network admin, I'll assume you won't need an explanation as to why that works.
Thanks that did it.
AT&T is holding Apple back. Apple has boosted AT&T's business and AT&T shows their gratitude by screwing their customers. I had T-mobile before iPhone. When the iPhone came out, I switched carriers. I love my iPhone but AT&T absolutely sucks. They have more dropped calls than any other carrier, less bars in more areas than any other carrier. They say that they will not support tethering - but just for the iPhone. They add additional fees for iPhones and I'll bet they cap data limits just to squeeze more money out of iPhone users.
Wake up Apple. Stop exclusivity with the world's worst network - AT&T. More carrier choices will allow more sales and a better product not constrained by AT&T. he exclusivity may have been beneficial when the iPhone first was introduced, but those days are over.
I upgraded to the 3G last year. Now AT&T wants an additional $100 for me to upgrade to 3GS. I may as well wait another 6 months. There is very little 3GS will do for me that my 3G can't do now.
The 3GS looks like a very nice upgrade. AT&T is the kill joy.
Wake up Apple. Stop exclusivity with the world's worst network - AT&T. More carrier choices will allow more sales and a better product not constrained by AT&T. he exclusivity may have been beneficial when the iPhone first was introduced, but those days are over.
I upgraded to the 3G last year. Now AT&T wants an additional $100 for me to upgrade to 3GS. I may as well wait another 6 months. There is very little 3GS will do for me that my 3G can't do now.
The 3GS looks like a very nice upgrade. AT&T is the kill joy.
Try this.
Go to System Preferences > Quicktime > Advanced > MIME Settings...
Select "Custom..." in the transport menu. Switch the transport protocol from UDP to HTTP. (No idea why Apple buried this options so far down where nobody can find it.)
And as a network admin, I'll assume you won't need an explanation as to why that works.
Wow! that worked like a charm! Started very quickly and the quality is better too.!! Thanks!!!
PS: Anyone know what is the best way to save it so I can watch it with my wife on my Apple TV on my big screen?
Um, it is subsidised.
If you're paying off your 3G contract early, then don't be surprised if they want you to pay more to cover the subsidisation cost of the previous phone that you haven't paid off yet.
Great keynote considering all the announcements.
All the complaining about iPhone upgrade pricing tells me that the GS will again be something everyone wants. Most of the complainers will still end up upgrading, and they'll still sell millions of them.
All the complaining about iPhone upgrade pricing tells me that the GS will again be something everyone wants. Most of the complainers will still end up upgrading, and they'll still sell millions of them.
*Try this.
Go to System Preferences > Quicktime > Advanced > MIME Settings...
Select "Custom..." in the transport menu. Switch the transport protocol from UDP to HTTP. (No idea why Apple buried this options so far down where nobody can find it.)
And as a network admin, I'll assume you won't need an explanation as to why that works.
sweet you're the man!!
