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HD video (720p) on a netbook? With NVIDIA & Flash Player you can!

If you’ve toyed around with netbooks, you know that they are not the fastest machines you can get these days. Playing HD video is out of the question… or… WAS out of the question. Today German site Notebook Journal posted a video showing a demo of a netbook running a new NVIDIA (partner in the Open Screen Project) graphics chip. The NVIDIA ION chip does hardware acceleration for Flash Video and – as you can see in the video below – does an amazing job at it.

The video starts by showing an HD clip on a device not using hardware acceleration. Around the 1:20 minute mark, you can see how big the difference is when using NVIDIA’s new chipset.

[Via CrunchGear & Engadget]

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Caught on video: Intel set-top box running Flash Lite

At Intel’s Developer Forum Engadget recorded a demo of an Intel (anĀ Open Screen Project partner) based set-top box running a Flash based user interface and Flash based applications. The heart of this set-top box is Intel’s CE 3100 Media Processor which according to Engadgetcombines an 800MHz Pentium M core with a proprietary video processing core all on one chip. That’s about as much power as a 1.2GHz Atom…“.

The video demonstrates the Flash UI on top of a Linux operating system. It shows how you can add Flash based applications on top of a video signal coming from the tuner and run full screen Flash based applications. The future is bright for the Flash Platform! Flash on!

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MAX Milan keynote/Cocomo demo photos

If you’re not in Milan for MAX Europe, you actually missed the coolest Cocomo demo ever ;-) Andrew and I created the “Paparazzi Central” Cocomo application where paparazzi can share tips with colleagues and upload photos to share with publishers all over the world. During our demo, paparazzi in Milan were already uploading images to the application… and I thought it was a good idea to share them with you here ;-)


Ben Forta in “Ben In Black”


Enrique Duvos as Austin Powers


Kevin Lynch in the new Harry Potter movie


Andrew Shorten as 007


Richard Galvan and his new girlfriend


Ted Patrick in the future

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My favorite Flash Player 10 apps and examples

Last week, we launched Flash Player 10. It’s amazing to see that people pick up on all it’s new capabilities so fast and there are already some really cool applications and examples floating around. Here are some of my favorites:

Please let me know if you’re working on something cool or already have a Flash Player 10 application/demo out there!

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The weekly blend – Flash Player 10 examples

UPDATE: Please note that some of these demos were created for a beta version of Flash Player 10. For updated examples, please check http://www.webkitchen.be/2008/10/22/my-favorite-flash-player-10-apps-and-examples/

This week a collection of remarkable Flash Player 10 examples. Some of these I showed at Flash Forum Konferenz in Koln and Multi-Mania in Kortrijk. Obviously, you need Flash Player 10 installed to view these examples. Can’t wait to see what else the Flash community will come up with! If you found a cool example, don’t hesitate to leave a comment with the URL.

  • Alternativa3D: 3D platform created in Eastern Europe Russia. Mind you, this is not even using the GPU acceleration yet! [link]
  • Pixel Bender: Eric Dolecki shows off the performance of Pixel Bender [link]
  • Flanger effect: Joa Ebert experiments with audio effects in FP10 [link]
  • 8Bit audio: FP10 now does 8-bit audio. Again from Joa Ebert. No MP3s playing! This is all generated on runtime [link]
  • 3-band EQ: Flash Player 10 can do live equalizing [link]
  • Dynamic sound: Keith Peters making some noise [link]
  • Cut and edit MP3: Benjamin Dobler also got bitten by the FP10 virus. This example allows you to edit MP3 files in the browser [link]
  • Mix WAV files: Another example from Benjamin. [link]
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