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August 21, 2007
Adobe Flash runtimes support H.264 and AAC
Adobe has announced support for H.264 (codec) and AAC (audio) in latest update of Adobe Flash Player 9 Beta and Adobe AIR. I just read Tinic's post, which is full of information. Some related links:-
- Tinic's technical post on H.264 support and other things added to latest update of Flash Player 9 Beta 2.
- Adobe's announcement on Yahoo! Finance
- Ryan's post on H.264 support
- ReadWriteWeb on H.264 support
I think, this would increase Flash Player usage on web. I am hoping that this update makes to release version ASAP. Future surely looks great...
Technorati tags: adobe, h.264, video, standards, flash player
Posted by Abdul Qabiz at August 21, 2007 11:45 AM