Not, Tim
Cook did not make his first decision in contradiction with one of the most
emblematic of his predecessor Steve Jobs:Flash does not turn on
iOS.
But Adobe thinks it has found the solution so that content publishers
Flash videos candisplayon the platforms
d’Apple.
Here's the broad outline of how it works:
This "best possible solution" is based on Adobe Flash software
Media Server (4.5) and Adobe Flash Access 3.0 which allow a server to
convert in real timeFlash in an iOS compatible format,
HTTP Dynamic Streaming ou HLS par exemple.
It is not the mobile platform that does the conversion so there is no
no loss of processor performance or autonomy
battery.
This was certainly inevitable a priori but will surely allow Adobe to
maintain Flashas a multimedia standard in the face of
HTML5.
Could any industry professionals among our readers tell us?
more about this Flash Media Server, the ease of implementation of this new
possibility and the feeling on the end user side?
For example, is the quality really better than with
Skyfire(vu
here on iPhon.fr) or to a lesser extentPuffin(0,79€
icion the AppStore)?
Now we just have to wait for this to be widely deployed and the problems
encountered for viewing "flash" videos under iOS should not be
more than a distant memory. On the other hand, when it comes to animations (and
ads, but it's less serious), this solution does not resolve the incompatibility
(in the mood 😉)
And generally speaking,Do you really miss Flash on iOS
?
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