Urgent Flash 10.1 not being release by Adobe: Youtube effected already. Urgent
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/suppor...n_us&loc=en_us
This is the site you need to visit to reqest flash 10.1 for windows mobile. Sorry no email is avilable to do this direct with Adobe.
Please register at adobe first so you can contact support. We need as many people as possible to request flash 10.1 beta to be released for windows mobile.
This is a big issue as youtube and many other video websites won`t work without it on windows mobile. This effects all windows mobile phones not just Toshiba TG01.
Please take the time to do this. The more request they get the better! Please also tell them how it will effect your browsing pleasure and that you hold adobe products in high regard.
Suggested wording for your request:-
"One selling point of the TG01 was its ability to run the Flash 10.1.
I am requesting they release this flash 10.1beta. To request that you please release it even if it is unstable. I understand this effect all windows mobile devices and request its release. Without this flash update my browsing pleasure will suffer and my use of my device will fall.
Please show your support for windows mobile by realeasing this update to flash. I have always looked to Adobe with high regard and would be dissapointed if this Flash 10.1 is not
released. Especially as Youtube is already being effected because of the lack of this update"
Yours faithfully.
arnookie said:
Urgent Flash 10.1 not being release by Adobe: Youtube effected already. Urgent
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/suppor...n_us&loc=en_us
This is the site you need to visit to reqest flash 10.1 for windows mobile. Sorry no email is avilable to do this direct with Adobe.
Please register at adobe first so you can contact support. We need as many people as possible to request flash 10.1 beta to be released for windows mobile.
This is a big issue as youtube and many other video websites won`t work without it on windows mobile. This effects all windows mobile phones not just Toshiba TG01.
Please take the time to do this. The more request they get the better! Please also tell them how it will effect your browsing pleasure and that you hold adobe products in high regard.
Suggested wording for your request:-
"One selling point of the TG01 was its ability to run the Flash 10.1.
I am requesting they release this flash 10.1beta. To request that you please release it even if it is unstable. I understand this effect all windows mobile devices and request its release. Without this flash update my browsing pleasure will suffer and my use of my device will fall.
Please show your support for windows mobile by realeasing this update to flash. I have always looked to Adobe with high regard and would be dissapointed if this Flash 10.1 is not
released. Especially as Youtube is already being effected because of the lack of this update"
Yours faithfully.
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while I haven't tested YouTube with Flash Lite 3.1 (stick with a non-Flas player to play anthing back from YouTube) to see whether it indeed doesn't work any more, there're far better alternatives for YouTube. See my dedicated roundup at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=387986
i can access youtube videos on opera mobile 10 with flash lite...
shu8i said:
i can access youtube videos on opera mobile 10 with flash lite...
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about 40% still work .. yes
and m.youtube.com , is about 80%
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/perlow/ex...lash-refocuses-efforts-on-html5-updated/19226
Adobe has announced that they will cease development of Adobe Flash for mobile platforms to focus on HTML5.
I'm not sure how I feel about this...One of the advantages my android 2.2 handset always had over Iphone was the ability to view Flash content exactly as they appear on my PC, no app required. They appear to be continuing development of Adobe flash for desktop focusing on games but this also means video/audio streaming sites that use flash aren't going away anytime soon. It's nice that they are focusing on HTML5 but until it replaces Flash this means your next Android handset may not even have full Adobe Flash capabilities.
I guess we'll have to wait and see if this spells the eventual death of Flash altogether which wouldn't be a bad thing.
Phrack said:
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/perlow/ex...lash-refocuses-efforts-on-html5-updated/19226
Adobe has announced that they will cease development of Adobe Flash for mobile platforms to focus on HTML5.
I'm not sure how I feel about this...One of the advantages my android 2.2 handset always had over Iphone was the ability to view Flash content exactly as they appear on my PC, no app required. They appear to be continuing development of Adobe flash for desktop focusing on games but this also means video/audio streaming sites that use flash aren't going away anytime soon. It's nice that they are focusing on HTML5 but until it replaces Flash this means your next Android handset may not even have full Adobe Flash capabilities.
I guess we'll have to wait and see if this spells the eventual death of Flash altogether which wouldn't be a bad thing.
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I wouldn't worry about this, as what's there now, will be as good as it gets for Flash.
Adobe is moving from Flash to HTML5 as a broad strategy shift, across all platforms. This will move Flash to legacy in short time.
Hi everyone,
I have a problem. I have a Palm Treo Pro 850w phone, which is quite old. It runs with Windows Mobile Professional 6.1.0. The problem that I have is that I can't find any web browser that can fully support adobe flash.
I have Opera Mobile 10 which has a flash plug-in called flash lite. It works partially and is only able to play Youtube videos. I have tried other programs such Skyfire 1.5, Bolt 1.5, Mach 5, but none of which work. I read online that Adobe has actually stopped producing adobe flash programs for smart phones.
I would like to know if there any ways that I can actually stream flash files online without using adobe flash. I also read that smartphones are now moving towards using HTML5. How does this work?
Please help.
Thanks.
I recently checked the adobe flash page and it now shows on the Linux section,the PPAPI version of flash player.
In this situation,I think it should be VERY possible to make PPAPI Flash Player available to Android since it can utilize the dual/quad cores to increase the performance and make the sandboxed environment run smoother,and thus achieve better performance than the extremely outdated Android flash player.
(Adobe AIR sucks because of no browser integration and no Actionscript 2 support)
This would also make flash player content accessible in Chrome for Android and other Chromium based browsers.
Otherwise,maybe someone can talk Chromium devs into getting PPAPI flash player working on Android in a custom build such as the CAF build designed to be optimized for Qualcomm Snapdragon devices.
They done it with Linux after all this time,why not release PPAPI flash player for Android as well?
Chromium can be built with plugin access on Android?
BUMP
Has anyone made a custom Chromium build apk with the plugins enabled flag?
Its been possible since 2013 apparently. :silly:
It would be the solution for ShieldTV being ruined yet again by trashing Flash Player access by causing apps to crash upon attempting to load any Flash/swf content.
Better,yet a stand-alone flash player that somehow uses the ppapi plugin to allow playing offline content with ease.
I was given a couple of links by someone form here before...
https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/forum/#!topic/chromium-dev/uQ3m8M-Yzvw
https://www.chromium.org/developers/gyp-environment-variables
Also some details were mentioned too.
I just learn that if you compile chromium yourself for android with enable_plugins=1
you will get PPAPI plugins enabled.
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enable_plugins=1
I'm not tech savvy with building and compiling stuff so I hope someone can help by making a custom Chromium build available for easier Flash Player access with a safer touch via its sandboxing function.
flash ARM for all browsers
based on Raspberry forums, I tested it on my own one and works like a charm
www DOT raspberrypi DOT org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=99202
or
www DOT raspberrypi DOT org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=174026
First of all, sorry for my spelling, my english is not the best.
I know that there's a lot of chinese tv-boxes that run android and also a lot of single board computers in which you can install it (for example pine64 boards)
But it's well known that, in opposite to mobile phones, there is no brand or manufacturer that is critically acclaimed based on price, community support and regular updates.
I mean, if you have a smartphone you know that if you buy a google pixel, a oneplus, a samsung galaxy, a xiaomi etc. you know that you're buying a good phone (in some cases also cheap like the oneplus or xiaomi), and you 'll have official updates for a while, and in the case you don't, you have a large community cooking roms and extending your phone life.
I don't see this on tv boxes, and this become important in the case of tv subscription apps.
There's a lot of android apps that drops support on old versions of android (for example netflix, directv, fox, etc.). So, you can have a hardware capable box in terms of hardware (processor, RAM, GPU, etc.), able to upgrade to a new android version, but you get caught on the lack of will of your manufacturer on upgrading your android version.
You end up with a box with good hardware but you can't use your updated apps (because of course, the majority of that apps don't let you watch content anymore until you upgrade).
So, all this introduction is to ask if any of you know any box or single board computer that have regular official updates or a good community.
I know, raspberry is the best choice on community resources, but is well know that at the date it cannot run android normally.
I have a pi3 and it's terrible on running android, i also know that the new pi4 (with 4gb of ram!!!) does not come with out-of-the-box or official android compatibility and the guys that tried to install it came up with the same results as in the raspberry pi3.
Libreelec on rpi is not an option, because what i want is to run subscription sites (like fox, tnt, directv, my own cable operator app, etc.) and libreelec doesn 't have any addon to run these (i now that there's a lot of iptv sources but is difficult to find a good stream and i'm paying for these subscriptions)
Raspbian on rpi is also not an option ¿why? because, of course, this tv services can be accessed by their own site, but hardware aceleration for streaming video on raspbian doesn 't work well, so, yo cannot play youtube videos on 1080 fullscreen, and of course no other suscription page (is not a hardware thing, is a software thing, libreelec can play 1080p videos on raspberry). There is a solution specifically for youtube via omxplayer but doesnt work for other html5 sites.
I know that the pine64 androck64 boards come with android support but i dont know if those are good buys.
I don't want speccifically an android OS, but i think i will be easer an cheaper, if there´s one that run linux and you can have HW accelaration it would be great (because sites like netflix, fox etc. has their own html5 webpages to watch content).
What i have and what and tried:
1-) I have a raspberry pi 3, an incredible device that can run kodi, linux, and almost anything, unless android.
- libreelec: its almost perfect, but doesn't have addons for pay sites like fox, directv, hbo tc. to watch suscription content
- android: There's a lot of community builds but they are really alpha stage, really slow, and can´t do any HW acceleration and, if you want to have a tv box you will use it 90% to watch video, so it´s not an option.
- raspbian: you don 't have HW acceleration on html5 pages
I think if this one had the android compatibility will be the best choice, its a huge community , but it doesnt
- I bought a kii pro tv box (CPU: Amlogic S905 Quad Core - GPU: Mali-450 - 2GB), it runs well 1080p but it start to get slow when you try 4k videos.
But that's no problem for me now.
It also, of course, comes with a really little support (official and community) it is difficult to find how to root it, how to patch some things etc.
The real problem with this device is that for now i'm stuck on lollipop and i know that some time form now i will be unable to run some apps (not because of the hardware, like a said, but because of the android version).
So, in some months from now maybe i'll have a box with good hardware but no possibility to use it like a want.
I don't want this to happen again to me. If i buy some device i want to extend my device life for tv use.
Do you have any recommendation ?
Resuming, i want something relatively cheap to watch NAS content, and also streaming services (netflix, hbo, fox, etc.), but i want you to reccomend me something with a good community and by a manufacturer that periodically updates the roms or firmware,
I don't care if its linux, android, windows etc.
The closest to this is the raspberry but like i said it lcks support for this particllary thing
i also benn putting my eyes on the pine boards.
are ines ingleboards good?
is tehere any singleboard better?
and, out of the single boards, are there any android tv box well mainaned by community or manfecuater?
Thanks in advance
Resuming, i want something relatively cheap to watch NAS content, and also streaming services (netflix, hbo, fox, etc.), but i want some recomendations on something with a good community and by a manufacturer that periodically updates the roms or firmware,
I don't care if its linux, android, windows etc.
The closest to this is the raspberry but like i said it lacks support for this particullar thing.
i also been putting my eyes on the pine boards.
are pine ingleboards good?
is there any singleboard better?
and, out of the single boards, are there any android tv box well mainaned by community or manfecuater?
Thanks in advance
https://androidpctv.com/