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The Flash Guru: A Better Encoder, Learning Streaming Video, Delaying a Live Stream
Flash Guru Stefan Richter answers your Flash Video questions on encoding, training, and webcasting. (10/8/2009)

Adobe MAX: Flash for the iPhone? Not Quite
While not the full Flash solution everyone's been hoping for, several developers have created applications for the iPhone that are pushing the potential boundaries of the mobile device. (10/5/2009)

Adobe MAX Day 1: HTTP Delivery, Flash Player 10.1, Bit Encryption, and More
Adobe announces bit encryption DRM, HTTP delivery, Flash Player 10.1 and RTMFP at its annual MAX user conference, which kicks off today in Los Angeles. (10/5/2009)

Turner Sports and NBA Digital: Streaming A Different Kind of Training
NBA.com is streaming live video of training camps from the Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, Denver Nuggets, Los Angeles Lakers, and Washington Wizards. (9/30/2009)

Adobe Expands Content Protection with Flash Access 2.0
A significant upgrade from Flash Media Rights Management Server, Flash Access will offer DRM for both streaming and downloadable content. (9/21/2009)

Bluestreak Adds Some Flash to TV and Device Menus
(9/17/2009)

Adobe Announces Story Scriptwriting Collaboration Tool
Adobe Story, which runs on the web or via a synchronized AIR application, allows multiple users to collaborate on script creation, making Creative Suite a full-fledged production software package. (9/10/2009)

IBC 2009 Starts with a Bang
Adobe announces bit-level encryption, Envivio provides live iPhone encoding tools, and much more (9/10/2009)

Streaming Media Podcast #34: NBC Talks About The Silverlight and Sunday Night Football
Jan Ozer speaks with Perkins Miller of NBC Sports & Olympics about the network's decision to use Silverlight for Sunday Night Football, the Olympics, and other large live events, as well as the fact that Flash will still be used widely for NBC content (8/27/2009)

Commentary: Is Smooth Streaming Microsoft's Trojan Horse?
Despite its attraction for developers, Silverlight has been slow to catch on. Will Smooth Streaming change that? (8/18/2009)

The Flash Guru: Synchronizing Flash Videos, Reading FLV Metadata, Working with Icecast
Stefan Richter answers Flash-related questions from the Streaming Media Forums (8/18/2009)

Google To Acquire On2
Innovation mentioned as key reason for acquisition (8/5/2009)

Streaming Gets Smarter: Evaluating the Adaptive Streaming Technologies
With adaptive bitrate streaming, companies can post a video and let the technology sort out the rest. So which product is best for you? (7/31/2009)

Adobe Strobe Goes Open Source
Now called Open Source Media Framework, Adobe's Strobe aims to help developers more easily build media players optimized for the Flash platform. (7/21/2009)

HTML5 Video Tags: Inevitable or Pipe Dream?
Activism, Working Groups and the dream of a single online video codec (7/7/2009)

Media Roundtable Gets to the Core of Open Video
During last week's Open Video Conference in New York, a roundtable of speakers representing Kaltura, Mozilla, blip.tv, and Harvard's Berkman Center discussed the opportunities and challenges facing open source video initiatives. (6/22/2009)

The Flash Guru: Testing RTMP Streams, Synchronizing Slides, and More
In this installment of The Flash Guru, Stefan Richter tackles questions about testing RTMP Flash streams, adding synchronized slides and QA, and recording in one place and streaming from another. (6/22/2009)

Clear Channel Moves to Flash
Radio industry giant Clear Channel announced today that it's switching to Adobe's Flash for its more-than-850 stations' internet radio delivery. (6/8/2009)

Elemental Introduces GPU-Based Video Processing System
Already in use at Brightcove, the beta Elemental Server uses massively parallel GPUs for H.264 and VC-1 output. (5/20/2009)

Streaming Media East: Pre-Conference Workshops Provide Practical Solutions
Workshops focusing on Silverlight, H.264, Flash, and video blogs provided attendees with detailed insights and hands-on experience. (5/12/2009)

Back to Basics: Making Flash Play
Flash files are everywhere, and most consumers play them back without giving them a second thought. If you're a content creator, though, making sure they play back correctly can be a tricky proposition. Here's a look at the different Flash file formats and how to use them. (5/11/2009)

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The Flash Guru: A Better Encoder, Learning Streaming Video, Delaying a Live Stream
Flash Guru Stefan Richter answers your Flash Video questions on encoding, training, and webcasting. (10/8/2009)

Adobe MAX: Flash for the iPhone? Not Quite
While not the full Flash solution everyone's been hoping for, several developers have created applications for the iPhone that are pushing the potential boundaries of the mobile device. (10/5/2009)

Adobe MAX Day 1: HTTP Delivery, Flash Player 10.1, Bit Encryption, and More
Adobe announces bit encryption DRM, HTTP delivery, Flash Player 10.1 and RTMFP at its annual MAX user conference, which kicks off today in Los Angeles. (10/5/2009)

Adobe Expands Content Protection with Flash Access 2.0
A significant upgrade from Flash Media Rights Management Server, Flash Access will offer DRM for both streaming and downloadable content. (9/21/2009)

Adobe Announces Story Scriptwriting Collaboration Tool
Adobe Story, which runs on the web or via a synchronized AIR application, allows multiple users to collaborate on script creation, making Creative Suite a full-fledged production software package. (9/10/2009)

IBC 2009 Starts with a Bang
Adobe announces bit-level encryption, Envivio provides live iPhone encoding tools, and much more (9/10/2009)