Flash Player End User Options

The three options for the end user seem clear: Embed,
Progressive Download, Stream.
But, my question is:
When a client previews a video from our website, at the same
video link is it possible to create an option to SAVE the video
onto a clients computer HI or LOW res, then they can have a copy of
the video to upload onto their own servers for whatever use they
need it for?
Will this require complex coding?

Wierd..
I would recommend two things..
1. File a public bug in the Flash Player public bugbase. For
details, see:
"Introducing the Flash Player bug and issue management
system"
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/logged_in/tmccauley_fplayer_bugbase.html
2. Open a support web case and point the agent to your public
bug.
Do provide a sample FLA that we can use to repro this please.
Obviously you can strip out any sensitive info..

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    Testing Focus:
    Hardware Video Decoding is now on by default for Chrome users. If you experience playback or stability problems when watching Flash-based video, please report them to the Beta forums. Including the output of the DirectX Diagnostic Tool (dxdiag) would be especially helpful.
    Fixed Issues
    Multiple Stability and Security Fixes
    About the Beta Channel
    Beta Versions of Flash Player are available for automatic installation via our Background Update service.  Please subscribe to automatically install or receive update availability notifications at runtime

    Thanks Clark for addressing my problem.
    I was out of town, just returned today. Hence some delay in my reply.
    The application being at an enterprise level and huge, I am not sure how to share a simplified source.
    The complexity of the elements getting created in the application may also cause error in rendering at that zoom level.
    Let me find out some way out of how to share more details on this.
    I will be able to share the swf link with you after discussing the confidentiality terms with the concerned person.
    I appreciate your patience.
    Have a good day!
    Best
    Deepanjan

  • 11/25/2014 - Release - Flash Player 15

    The next version of Flash Player is available for immediate download.  In today's release we've updated Flash Player with critical security updates and bug fixes.  We recommend users update to the latest version.
    Security update details can be found here: Security Bulletin (APSB14-26)
    New Features for Flash Player 15:
    Relaxing Stage3D Render Target Clear
    In previous versions of Stage3D, after switching the render texture through Context3D::setRenderToTexture, you were required to clear it before drawing. In this release, we're removing this limitation and optimizing the use of render textures. This change will allow you to further optimize and reuse depth and stencil buffers between different render textures.
    For additional information, please see Relaxing Render Target Clear Operation in Stage 3D.
    Improved support for browser zoom levels - Windows 8
    Flash Player now has improved support for browser zoom factors other than 100% on Internet Explorer on Windows 8.x.  Devices, like the Microsoft Surface tablets, default to a zoom level of 150%.  In the past, this could cause problems with Flash Player and some 3D content.  With our new implementation, we can now scale the content and 3D buffers to keep everything aligned.  In addition, Flash Player introduces an option to render to an increased Stage3D back buffer, rather than scaling, on browser zoom to keep the resolution of the rendered content high. This option allows to the stage3D buffer to change in size in synch with the change in the browser zoom factor.  Developers are notified of this change with a new ZOOM_FACTOR_CHANGE event.
    For additional detail, please see the article Improved Resolution of Stage3D Content on Browser Zoom
    Flash Player Fullscreen Orientation Change - Windows
    Flash Player will now detect and appropriately scale your content to fit best in a fullscreen display when your device orientation is changed.  This change is specific to Windows and is implemented across all browsers.  We're focusing on providing the best tablet experience possible.  A resize event will fire when in fullscreen mode and the device orientation changes.  Developers, if your content does not resize, you will need to handle the resize event appropriately.  Additional details will be made available in a separate blog post.
    For additional details, please see the Guide for Supporting Screen Orientation with Full-Screen Flash Player Content.
    Hardware video decoding on Chrome (PPAPI) for Windows
    We're pleased to announce that hardware video decoding is now enabled by default for Chrome users on Windows.  This feature will drastically reduce the CPU usage and improve performance on supported videos players.  We're working closely with Google to bring this feature to OS X and will provide additional details when available.
    Automatic software fall back with StageVideo
    Flash Player 15 now supports a Software version of StageVideo that provides an automatic failover to the software version when hardware StageVideo is not available. To leverage this automatic failover, the swf apps need to be compiled for Flash Player 15 and above.
    When the swfs are compiled for Flash Player 15 and above, and when hardware StageVideo is unavailable, the app will get a StageVideoAvailability event as earlier, but instead of being "Unavailable" it will ALWAYS be "available", and the reason will always be "noError". The app will no longer need to implement a Video object failover as the failover is automatic inside flash player. The apps can still choose to use Video object instead of StageVIdeo if needed.
    Hardware StageVideo availability is dependent on a number of factors, including:
    Browser hardware rendering support: If available, all wMode based apps will support hardware StageVideo. If not available, wMode=direct based apps will be the only ones that will support hardware StageVideo, unless there are other exceptions, like the ones mentioned below.
    On Windows:
    IE11: IE has an accelerated pipeline and the FlashPlayer is HW accelerated in all wmode, so StageVideo should always be available. Note that the decision to use the HW accelerate rendering pipeline reside in IE.
    Firefox: There is currently no HW accelerated pipeline available in Firefox on windows and only wMode direct will have StageVideo available all other wMode should generate a unavailable event.
    Chrome: Pepper has HW acceleration in all wMode, but some restrictions apply. For example Chrome will refuse to use HW acceleration on Windows XP and it has its own driver blacklisting mechanism. It is also possible for the user to disable the HW acceleration in the settings panel. Chrome exposes a somewhat useful page to allow one to see the status of its gpu acceleration: chrome://gpu/
    On Mac:
    Safari: All wMode should expose StageVideo
    Firefox: All wModes should expose StageVideo
    Chrome: All wMode should expose StageVideo, with the same limitations as the windows version.
    Driver version: Certain older drivers may not support hardware StageVideo
    User settings: If a user turns off hardware acceleration, then hardware StageVideo will not be available
    Full Screen: Hardware StageVIdeo is always available in Full Screen mode.
    When the hardware StageVideo fails because of browser support, wMode, driver version or user settings, starting with Flash Player 15, SW StageVideo will be used automatically without needing any configuration or code in the app.
    New MMS.CFG Flag - EnableInsecureJunctionBehavior
    Flash Player 15 restricted the ability for Flash Player in Internet Explorer to write to paths that traversed Junction files in Windows. This affected some enterprise organizations that relied on redirected user folders that also leveraged Junctions, and we have introduced a new mms.cfg that allows organizations to revert to the insecure behavior as temporary pain relief. We recommend that administrators only use this flag as a short-term workaround.
    This Flag only works in Internet Explorer with Protected Mode disabled.
    To enable this behavior, add the following line to your mms.cfg file:
    EnableInsecureJunctionBehavior = 1
    For complete information please see our release notes.
    Fixed Issues
    [Mac][Chrome] No longer inadvertently requiring some users to reset their license files when viewing content protected video
    Current Flash Player users that have enrolled in the "Allow Adobe to install updates (recommended)" update option will receive this release automatically and silently within 24 hours.  Users that have selected the "Notify me to install updates" update option will receive an update notification dialog within 7 days from today.  Windows users will need to restart their system or log out and in to receive the notification dialog.
    Please note that both Flash Player for Google Chrome and Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows 8.x are updated using different mechanisms.  Flash Player for Google Chrome updates will occur during regular Chrome updates.  Flash Player updates for Internet Explorer on Windows 8.x will be provided by Microsoft though the Windows automatic update feature.
    If you would like to install the update immediately, please use one of the links below:
    Flash Player 15 for Windows XP, Vista and 7 and Internet Explorer (ActiveX): 15.0.0.239
    Flash Player 15 for Windows XP, Vista and 7 and Other Browsers (NPAPI): 15.0.0.239
    Flash Player 15 for Internet Explorer on Windows 8.1 (64-bit machine): 15.0.0.239
    Flash Player 15 for Internet Explorer on Windows 8.1 (32-bit machine): 15.0.0.239
    Flash Player 15 for Internet Explorer on Windows 8 (64-bit machine): 15.0.0.239
    Flash Player 15 for Internet Explorer on Windows 8 (32-bit machine): 15.0.0.239
    Flash Player 15 desktop for Mac (NPAPI): 15.0.0.239
    Flash Player 11.2 desktop for Linux (NPAPI): 11.2.202.424
    Flash Player 13 Extended Support Release for Windows and Macintosh: 13.0.0.258
    Previous versions of Flash Player can be found on the Flash Player Archive page
    If you encounter a problems with broken or missing links, please clear your browser cache and try again.  If the problem persists, please create a new post in our forum or send email to [email protected].

    Thanks Clark for addressing my problem.
    I was out of town, just returned today. Hence some delay in my reply.
    The application being at an enterprise level and huge, I am not sure how to share a simplified source.
    The complexity of the elements getting created in the application may also cause error in rendering at that zoom level.
    Let me find out some way out of how to share more details on this.
    I will be able to share the swf link with you after discussing the confidentiality terms with the concerned person.
    I appreciate your patience.
    Have a good day!
    Best
    Deepanjan

  • 8/20/2014 - Beta - Flash Player 15.0.0.130

    The latest Flash Player 15 beta builds are now available. Beta builds can be downloaded from labs.adobe.com.
    New Features for Flash Player 15:
    Relaxing Stage3D Render Target Clear
    In previous versions of Stage3D, after switching the render texture through Context3D::setRenderToTexture, you were required to clear it before drawing. In this release, we're removing this limitation and optimizing the use of render textures. This change will allow you to further optimize and reuse depth and stencil buffers between different render textures.
    Improved support for browser zoom levels - Windows 8
    Flash Player now has improved support for browser zoom factors other than 100% on Internet Explorer on Windows 8.x.  Devices, like the Microsoft Surface tablets, default to a zoom level of 150%.  In the past, this could cause problems with Flash Player and some 3D content.  With our new implementation, we can now scale the content and 3D buffers to keep everything aligned.  In addition, Flash Player introduces an option to render to an increased Stage3D back buffer, rather than scaling, on browser zoom to keep the resolution of the rendered content high. This option allows to the stage3D buffer to change in size in synch with the change in the browser zoom factor.  Developers are notified of this change with a new ZOOM_FACTOR_CHANGE event.
    Flash Player Fullscreen Orientation Change - Windows
    Flash Player will now detect and appropriately scale your content to fit best in a fullscreen display when your device orientation is changed.  This change is specific to Windows and is implemented across all browsers.  We're focusing on providing the best tablet experience possible.  A resize event will fire when in fullscreen mode and the device orientation changes.  Developers, if your content does not resize, you will need to handle the resize event appropriately.  Additional details will be made available in a separate blog post.
    Hardware video decoding on Chrome (PPAPI) for Windows
    We're pleased to announce that hardware video decoding is now enabled by default for Chrome users on Windows.  This feature will drastically reduce the CPU usage and improve performance on supported videos players.  We're working closely with Google to bring this feature to OS X and will provide additional details when available.
    Automatic software fall back with StageVideo
    Flash Player 15 now supports a Software version of StageVideo that provides an automatic failover to the software version when hardware StageVideo is not available. To leverage this automatic failover, the swf apps need to be compiled for Flash Player 15 and above.
    When the swfs are compiled for Flash Player 15 and above, and when hardware StageVideo is unavailable, the app will get a StageVideoAvailability event as earlier, but instead of being "Unavailable" it will ALWAYS be "available", and the reason will always be "noError". The app will no longer need to implement a Video object failover as the failover is automatic inside flash player. The apps can still choose to use Video object instead of StageVIdeo if needed.
    Hardware StageVideo availability is dependent on a number of factors, including:
    Browser hardware rendering support: If available, all wMode based apps will support hardware StageVideo. If not available, wMode=direct based apps will be the only ones that will support hardware StageVideo, unless there are other exceptions, like the ones mentioned below.
    IE11: IE has an accelerated pipeline and the FlashPlayer is HW accelerated in all wmode, so StageVideo should always be available. Note that the decision to use the HW accelerate rendering pipeline reside in IE.
    Firefox: There is currently no HW accelerated pipeline available in Firefox on windows and only wMode direct will have StageVideo available all other wMode should generate a unavailable event.
    Chrome: Pepper has HW acceleration in all wMode, but some restrictions apply. For example Chrome will refuse to use HW acceleration on Windows XP and it has its own driver blacklisting mechanism. It is also possible for the user to disable the HW acceleration in the settings panel. Chrome exposes a somewhat useful page to allow one to see the status of its gpu acceleration: chrome://gpu/
    On Mac:
    Safari: All wMode should expose StageVideo
    Firefox: All wModes should expose StageVideo
    Chrome: All wMode should expose StageVideo, with the same limitations as the windows version.
    Driver version: Certain older drivers may not support hardware StageVideo
    User settings: If a user turns off hardware acceleration, then hardware StageVideo will not be available
    Full Screen: Hardware StageVIdeo is always available in Full Screen mode.
    When the hardware StageVideo fails because of browser support, wMode, driver version or user settings, starting with Flash Player 15, SW StageVideo will be used automatically without needing any configuration or code in the app.
    Testing Focus:
    Hardware Video Decoding is now on by default for Chrome users. If you experience playback or stability problems when watching Flash-based video, please report them to the Beta forums. Including the output of the DirectX Diagnostic Tool (dxdiag) would be especially helpful.
    Fixed Issues
    Corrects an issue introduced in Flash Player 15.0.0.100 beta. Videos now play as expected when "Enabled Hardware Acceleration" is unchecked on Mac (3796536)
    Multiple Stability and Security Fixes
    OpenSSL - Multiple Vulnerabilities - Upgrade to 1.0.1i (3804448 )
    [External]RenderToTexture with RectangleTexture causes Runtime Error and presents black screen (3802486 )
    [External][Stage3D]Indexing vertex constants will result in artifacts in rendered output(3801664 )
    [External][IE protected only] FileReference.download leaves "Save as type" blank in IE11(3799099 )
    [External][Windows Only][Non-Injection]: Firefox Window loses focus every time Flash plugin processes are re-launched (3746856 )
    [External Bug][non injection]Sound.loadPCMFromByteArray produces a sound object with a length of 0(3709804 )
    [External] User encountered FF crash on vista with protect mode on after a long time playing youtube and closing entire FF (3708003 )
    About the Beta Channel
    Beta Versions of Flash Player are available for automatic installation via our Background Update service.  Please subscribe to automatically install or receive update availability notifications at runtime.
    Message was edited by: Maria Vargas
    Updated 'subscribe' link to correct location.

    Thanks Clark for addressing my problem.
    I was out of town, just returned today. Hence some delay in my reply.
    The application being at an enterprise level and huge, I am not sure how to share a simplified source.
    The complexity of the elements getting created in the application may also cause error in rendering at that zoom level.
    Let me find out some way out of how to share more details on this.
    I will be able to share the swf link with you after discussing the confidentiality terms with the concerned person.
    I appreciate your patience.
    Have a good day!
    Best
    Deepanjan

  • 4/8/2014 - Release - Flash Player 13

    The next version of Flash Player is available for immediate download.  In today's release we've updated Flash Player with important security updates and bug fixes.
    Security update details can be found here: Security Bulletin (APSB14-09)
    New Features for Flash Player 13:
    Enhanced Supplementary Character Support for TextField
    Characters from the Basic Multilingual Plane (BMP) with Unicode code points between U+10000 and U+10FFFF now work correctly in TextField controls.  This change greatly enlarges the code point range we support, and now includes characters like emoticons and complex CCJK characters.
    New Stage3D Texture Wrapping Modes
    Developers can currently set the wrapping mode of a texture to either clamp or repeat.  Using the repeat option will repeat the texture on both the U and V axis.  However, in some use cases, you may only want to repeat the texture on either the u or v axis.
    This is now possible with the introduction of two new parameters:  REPEAT_U_CLAMP_V and CLAMP_U_REPEAT_V
    Stage3D Anti-Aliasing for Texture Rendering
    Anti-Aliasing is a useful for improving perceived image quality.  Hardware based Multisampling Anti-Aliasing (MSAA) is now available on all desktop platforms.  To enable MSAA, set the level from 0 to 4 using the antiAlias property of the Context3D.setRenderToTexture() method.
    0 = 1 subsample, no antialiasing
    1 = 2 subsamples, minimum quality antialiasing
    2 = 4 subsamples, medium quality antialiasing
    3 = 8 subsamples, high quality antialiasing
    4 = 16 subsamples, maximum quality antialiasing
    Relocated Full Screen Video Warning to Top of Screen
    We've made a small tweak to the "Press Esc to exit full screen mode" warning that is displayed for full screen video.  We've received feedback from developers and users that the dialog obscures content.  We wanted to make a change that both satisfies security concerns and customer viewing enjoyment.  To reduce the impact of the dialog on the on-screen content, we've moved the dialog to the top of the screen.
    Notable Fixes and Enhancements:
    3620987 : TextBlock.findPreviousAtomBoundary incorrect after TextElement.replaceText when discretionary hyphens are used
    3683154 : Cannot get a get swf file to play in Chrome browser
    3683745 : API documentation says Event.PASTE says bubbles == false, but it is true in Flash Player
    3690516 : TextField scrolls when it shouldn't, because it's including/considering trailing non-zero "leading" value
    3693856 : [windows 8.1]PrintJob start() method is still crashed
    3702884 : Flash 13 Beta: ActiveX invalidation no longer functions
    3703799 : New version 12.0.0.44 doesn't fully install and failure to install blocks all media playing capability
    3717098 : Exclude Windows 8.x from CUPT & SCUP catalog for ActiveX installation
    3058752 : The 'Press ESC to exit full screen' dialog has been moved to the top of the screen for non stage video
    3617020 : Addresses an issue where Flash Player was polling GamePad before the GamePad API was invoked
    3683154 : [Chrome] sciencenetlinks.com - Resolves an issue where content would not load completely in rare instances where a PPAPI getDownloadProgress event was not received
    3679210 : Resolved an issue where TextBlock.findPreviousAtomBoundary would return an incorrect value if it was called after TextElement.replaceText when discretionary hyphens were used
    3679537 : [OS X 10.9] Flash Player's native control panel can now be launched through the right-click context menu as expected. [Requires OS X 10.9.1 (13B40) or higher]
    3680211 : Resolves an issue where Flash Player would stop rendering when embedded in a page that also contains WebGL Canvas element and was forced to fall back to software rendering.
    3679556 : [Win8.1] starwars.com - Full Screen content now renders in Full-Screen mode
    3685541 : [Win8.1] Flash Player now handles IVS characters and surrogate pairs correctly in TextFields.
    3697077 : [Win8.1] nba.com - Video controls are now correctly displayed in Full-Screen Mode
    3685519 : [Win8.x] Pressing the Menu key on the software keyboard now correctly triggers the right-click context menu when in Modern mode.
    3689360 : [Win8.x] Yahoo Messenger - The logo is now displayed correctly, instead of a black rectangle.
    3702323 : Resolves a intermittent hang encountered when playing Encrypted HLS content
    3652266 : Resolves performance and reliability issues encountered when scrubbing FLV videos produced by Flash Professional
    3710237 : [HTTP Live Streaming] - Resolves a slow memory leak.
    3699038 : [HTTP Live Streaming] - When switching from an Audio/Video stream to an Audio-Only stream, audio now stays in sync with main content
    3697077 : [Win 8.1] - Video controls now display correctly in Full-Screen mode on www.nba.com
    3703367 : [Win 8.x] - Resolves an issue where videos in Full-Screen mode were cut off when the zoom setting was greater than 100% on cnn.com
    3685522 : [Win 8.x RT] - Corrects graphics rendering corruption in Cityville when placing new buildings
    3698459 : [Win 8.x] - Local video playback will now start automatically when PlayTo is disconnected during playback
    3698456 : [Win 8.x] - PlayTo will now start in the correct location when switching between the Digital Media Renderer and the local PC
    3714236 : Chrome Mac][HTTP Live Streaming] Resolves an issue where enabling the ABR switch caused flickering
    3712302 : [Safari 7] ProductManager.isAllowed() now returns the correct value
    3711206 : [HTTP Live Streaming] Switching from an Audio-only stream to an Audio/Video stream now works as expected
    3696436 : Users can be upgraded to vulnerable beta builds (windows only)
    Installing a release build over a beta build, or vice versa,without first uninstalling Flash Player is now prohibited.  Attempting to install a release build over a beta build (and vice versa) without first uninstalling will result in an error dialog and error 1161 reported in the log file.  Downgrading beta builds is now prohibited without first uninstalling Flash Player, using the latest beta uninstaller.  Attempting to downgrade the beta Flash Player will results in an error dialog and error 1162 reported in the log file.
    For complete information please see our release notes.
    Current Flash Player desktop users that have enrolled in the "Allow Adobe to install updates (recommended)" or the "Notify me to install updates" update options will receive an update notification dialog within 7 days from today (please note that Windows users will need to restart their system to receive the notification dialog.)
    If you would like to install the update immediately, please use one of the links below:
    Flash Player 13 desktop for Windows XP, Vista and 7 and Internet Explorer: 13.0.0.182
    Flash Player 13 desktop for Windows XP, Vista and 7 and Other Browsers: 13.0.0.182
    Flash Player 13 for Windows 8.1 64-Bit and Internet Explorer: 13.0.0.182
    Flash Player 13 for Windows 8.1 32-Bit and Internet Explorer: 13.0.0.182
    Flash Player 13 for Windows 8.0 64-Bit and Internet Explorer: 13.0.0.182
    Flash Player 13 for Windows 8.0 32-Bit and Internet Explorer: 13.0.0.182
    Please note that both Flash Player for Google Chrome and Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows 8 are updated using different mechanisms.  Flash Player for Google Chrome updates will occur during regular Chrome updates.  Flash Player updates for Internet Explorer on Windows 8 will be provided by Microsoft though the Windows automatic update feature.
    Flash Player 13 desktop for Mac: 13.0.0.182
    Flash Player 11.2 desktop for Linux: 11.2.202.350
    Beginning May 13, 2014 we will update the version of our "Extended Support Release" from Flash Player 11.7 to Flash Player 13 for Mac and Windows. To continue to stay current with all available security updates, you will need to install the version 13 Extended Support Release or update to the most recent available release.  For full details, please see this blog post:
    Upcoming Changes to Flash Player Extended Support Release
    Flash Player 11.7 desktop for Windows, Macintosh and Linux: 11.7.700.275
    Previous versions of Flash Player can be found on the Archived Flash Player page
    If you encounter a problems with broken or missing links, please clear your browser cache and try again.  If the problem persists, please create a new post in our forum or send email to [email protected].

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