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The Web’s most-used video software, Adobe Flash, will now support the H.264 codec for high-definition display. Will more online HD video bring the Internet to its knees?
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All your digital media goodness.
The Web’s most-used video software, Adobe Flash, will now support the H.264 codec for high-definition display. Will more online HD video bring the Internet to its knees?
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2 Responses for "Adobe Goes H.264"
The HE-AAC audio support is pretty big news, too, especially for online audio streaming companies. Unfortunately it takes a while for the average Internet user to upgrade their version of Flash, so even if websites adopt the latest capabilities of Flash, they’ll have to support older versions for a long time.
Good point, Mark. It will take a while for the new version to proliferate, meaning that a further bandwidth crunch won’t come all at once.
Thanks for mentioning the audio support too.
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