YouTube adds support for Flash H.264
YouTube decided to add Flash H.264 support for high quality video content. A great move and exciting news for the online video community. Watch a sample clip.
Public Hulu.com launch – free premium TV content
Hulu, a joint venture by NBC Universal and News Corp, has opened its doors to the public. It features a large catalog of their best content including full length...
Adobe Media Player Prerelease 2 Update
Adobe Media Player brings the best of both the broadcast television and web video worlds to your desktop and is now available in a the prerelease 2 version on...
CoCoMo Demo
If you are interested in learning more about Adobe’s new Collaboration Web Services check out the weblog Collaborative Methods. It includes posts about a CoCoMo live whiteboard demo as...
FMSGuru.com – New Flash Media Server community site
FMSGuru.com is a new resource for Flash Media Server developers hosted by Graeme Bull with tutorials, articles and a forum. The name has obvious similarities to Stefan Richter’s community...
Adobe Media Player available on labs.adobe.com
The prerelease version of the Adobe Media Player is now available on Adobe Labs. “AMP brings the best of both the broadcast television and web video worlds to your...
FLVPlayer – Progressive Web with Fullscreen
The latest update of Flashstreamworks’ FLVPlayer supports the Flash Player 9 fullscreen mode now. There is also new HTML code to better work with the latest IE security update....
Flash Video DRM
An interesting interview with Chris Hock, Group Product Manager for Flash Media Server, about existing and upcoming Flash Video DRM use cases and features. (via beet.TV) Related resources Beet.TV...
H.264 HD Video Demo
The Flash Player team did an amazing job integrating the H.264 playback into the latest Flash Player. This demo plays a H.264 based mov file with no additional video...
Flash Video H.264 and AAC+ support
Adobe announced today that the latest Flash Player will support H.264 and the very efficient HE-AAC audio codec. H.264 is already a part of Premiere and After Effects, and...
