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Please explain how OpenCL fits in with that idea. What Adobe probably means by "restricting tech" is that Apple does not allow alternative code interpreters on
by godDLL 17y ago
Please explain how OpenCL fits in with that idea.
What Adobe probably means by "restricting tech" is that Apple does not allow alternative code interpreters on their device, as to not facilitate AppStore circumvention.
- cloudwalking 17y agoIn Flash Player 10.1, H.264 hardware acceleration is not supported under Linux and Mac OS. Linux currently lacks a developed standard API that supports H.264 hardware video decoding, and Mac OS X does not expose access to the required APIs. We will continue to evaluate adding the feature to Linux and Mac OS in future releases. http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/releasenotes.pdf http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/releasenote...
- godDLL 17y agoMhm. "We don't want your OpenGL/DirectX, we will interface directly with your video adapter, crashing your OS. We're just that sort of a lovely bunch of hardcore uni-core supporters." http://gizmodo.com/5407204/benchmarked-the-quad+core-i7-imac-is-super-fast http://gizmodo.com/5407204/benchmarked-the-quad+core-i7-imac... > I think Xbench, which hasn't been updated in years, is a solid benchmark for that old program that you depend on but has been long abandoned or at least ignored by its developer.