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jonherries

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#81691 16-Apr-2011 13:29
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Hi guys,

Just saw that adobe has added http streaming to it's flash media server 2011 (ars is carrying a story). Presumably this might give tvnz or tv3 the opportunity to stream to iOS?

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  #460272 18-Apr-2011 19:27
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Let's hope so.  TVNZ already stream some content via the iPhone App (podcasts, news etc) however the on-demand is in Flash only.  TVNZ would have to justify the spend on upgrading existing servers and schedule the work



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  #460297 18-Apr-2011 20:19
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I wonder if Adobes justification for adding is business case enough!

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