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Originally Posted by Unleash_the_Phury
What that article tells me is that adobe is working to allow its flash stuff to work with html5. If they succeed in that, and render 95% of flash content on the web viewable by iOS, then what the **** are you going to bitch about?
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yep, it's confirmed, you definitely have brain damage.
You really are clueless about all this, which is fine, but you didn't even BOTHER reading my post or if you did, you didn't bother trying to understand it.
This is not anything groundbreaking... it does NOT take existing Flash video and magically make it work on an iPad... It is a developer tool. That's it. Developers and Publishers have NOT been sitting on their hands saying "oh gee I guess we can't serve our video via HTML5 until Adobe gives us an easier way to do it!" They haven't made the switch because right now, HTML5 lacks any form of DRM and has yet to settle on a standard video codec.
Let's review,
This will NOT convert existing Flash video.
This is just one of many developer tools.
NO ONE is going to suddenly just switch from Flash to HTML5 because of this.