This is just a short video I made this AM while watching the Adobe Open Source Media Framework (OSMF) launch on Acrobat Connect via my Google Nexus One. I haven't tested all the features but as for watching, it seemed to perform perfectly. Note there is no plug in to present from the N1 device. For the record, I am on Android 2.2 (FroYo) build with Adobe Flash Player 10.1 (10.1.61.68).
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Showing posts with label flash player 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flash player 10. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 09, 2010
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Watching James Ward demo Pixel Bender at jFall!
James Ward just did a great demo of Rich Tretola's AIR iteration of FotoBooth. Rich used the new Pixel Bender technology in Flash Player 10. The results are amazing!

Download Rich's app at:
http://blog.everythingflex.com/fotobooth/

Download Rich's app at:
http://blog.everythingflex.com/fotobooth/
Labels:
flash player 10,
james ward,
pixel bender,
rich tretola
Friday, May 16, 2008
Developers Tools and Examples for Flash Player 10
Yesterday, Adobe announced Flash Player 10 with tons of really new features (yes - Linux too). But - there didn't seem to be any way for developers to get into the action yesterday.
Luckily, Lee Brimelow (The Flash Blog) sent me this link to an excellent video explaining how you can use MXMLC (Flex Compiler Shell) to write some samples that use the new capabilities of Flash Player 10.
If you really get stuck - consider going to the Flash Player 10 public forum.
Luckily, Lee Brimelow (The Flash Blog) sent me this link to an excellent video explaining how you can use MXMLC (Flex Compiler Shell) to write some samples that use the new capabilities of Flash Player 10.
If you really get stuck - consider going to the Flash Player 10 public forum.
Labels:
developer tools,
examples,
flash player 10,
samples
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