On Fri, 1 Oct 2010, David Dorward wrote:
1. If you look at the devices in the market which have access to
this; none of them provide a way to get the content off the device
(for redistribution or long term archiving). It seems reasonable to
assume that this is not a coincidence.
So its impossible to get content off an iPad or an iPhone or a PS3
then? I think whoever put that argument to you may be badly mistaken.
2. Not all browsers are created equal, and embedded devices can
have some pretty shocking browsers on them. Providing an HTML
iPlayer wouldn't ensure acceptable quality, so could reflect badly
on the BBC.
"Not all TV sets are created equal..."
regards,
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Paul Jakma p...@jakma.org Key ID: 64A2FF6A
Fortune:
Let sleeping dogs lie.
-- Charles Dickens
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