Wes Felter wrote: > Matthew Kaufman wrote: > >> For those following the ongoing story of amicima, MFP, and RTMFP: >> http://www.adobe.com/go/stratus >> was unveiled this week. >> > > Congratulations on bringing P2P to the masses' browsers. Thanks. At amicima, we wanted to deliver this technology to everyone, but didn't have a way to do that. Now that we're part of Adobe, we can do exactly that. > > I'm also glad to see the "Flash Player 10 and AIR 1.5 will not enable > swarming, multicast or broadcast quality live video." clarification, > since all the "Adobe to kill BitTorrent" headlines were grating on me > and for some reason Adobe refused to debunk them. > That's been in the FAQ and various official blog postings for some time... of course, live video multicast using a peer-to-peer overlay mesh from inside of Flash Player was demoed at the MAX "sneak peeks" on Tuesday evening by the other co-founder of amicima... which (because it was a "sneak peek") doesn't mean that it is necessarily going to be part of a future Flash Player release, but does show that we know how to write code that does that :)
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