One of the things complained when watching videos on YouTube is the computers that are too excessive burden. But it was not a problem anymore, the latest version of Adobe's what makes Flash much lighter than the previous.
Flash Player, a video format that was introduced since 1997 and began to evolve into a video stream in 2002. And according to Adobe, up to now about 75 percent of online video use that format.
Although widely used, Flash is also a controversy because it proved to deplete existing resources. That's also what makes Apple's reluctance to use this format in the iPhone since 2007.
But now the problem is trying to overcome through the latest version of Flash Player Series 10.2. In it, Adobe buried feature titled Stage Video.
"Stage video makes it possible to play 1080p HD video with only 1-15 percent of processor power, either for Mac or Windows," wrote Tom Nguyen, Adobe Product Manager who quoted from his official blog on Thursday (10/02/2011).
Unfortunately, these features will not work if the video you want to play not support it. But Nguyen is also convinced that a number of online video providers like YouTube, Vimeo, Brightcove, and the Epix has started adopting the latest updates.
In addition to improving performance, Flash Player 10.2 also has a new feature that allows users to watch videos in full screen on the second screen. It will be very useful for users who use more than one monitor
Flash Player, a video format that was introduced since 1997 and began to evolve into a video stream in 2002. And according to Adobe, up to now about 75 percent of online video use that format.
Although widely used, Flash is also a controversy because it proved to deplete existing resources. That's also what makes Apple's reluctance to use this format in the iPhone since 2007.
But now the problem is trying to overcome through the latest version of Flash Player Series 10.2. In it, Adobe buried feature titled Stage Video.
"Stage video makes it possible to play 1080p HD video with only 1-15 percent of processor power, either for Mac or Windows," wrote Tom Nguyen, Adobe Product Manager who quoted from his official blog on Thursday (10/02/2011).
Unfortunately, these features will not work if the video you want to play not support it. But Nguyen is also convinced that a number of online video providers like YouTube, Vimeo, Brightcove, and the Epix has started adopting the latest updates.
In addition to improving performance, Flash Player 10.2 also has a new feature that allows users to watch videos in full screen on the second screen. It will be very useful for users who use more than one monitor
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