Re: Solved: flash movie buffering problems

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tim hall wrote:
On Friday 22 September 2006 15:03, Lee Revell was like:
I would call it "sheer idiocy" and yet another reason Flash is evil.

Yeah, Flash is evil.

Unfortunately most know-nothing computer users expect it to work out of the box. What open-source alternative is there that gives the same kind of scriptable interaction? The merciless MNG didn't turn out to be much of an adversary did it?

The paradigm that Flash represents is great but the way they license it and continue to keep it private when it is very obviously a monopoly is evil.

It's still the most effective way to get high quality animation or video into a webpage and you know that 95% of the browsers in the world support it. Compared to embedded mpg, wmv or rm...

Plus it's light weight.

SVG is the answer but the development is still far from being complete. Give them time though. Firefox now has svg support without having to patch and supposedly msie7 will too.



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