Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Ryan Stewart: Adobe Media Player
Tuesday, August 21, 2007 
We will now be able to sling .mov, .mp4, m4v, .m4a, and .3gp files directly into both the browser based player and Adobe AIR (as well as FLV and streamed H.264 -- licensing not withstanding). Wow. Thats even more icing on the Adobe Video cake. This is going to open a whole slew of different opportunities for designer/developers and also for the media-hungry populace.
We'll be able to use a main coding method for integration of these digital assets, instead of approaching different media sources... well... differently :) Audio and video, come on down. You're the next contestant on reinvigorating the web!
I already have a SWF ready to deploy that is encoded with H.264 and AAC. All I need is the new drop of the beta player and I can slap it online and watch it. All without a .flv extension to be seen (well... I could rename the H.264 with a .flv & it wouldn't matter since the player inspects the header and not the extension). Bring. It. On.
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