Fp11 run video rendering much faster even without stageVideo

hi adobe,
first..thank you very much that you have heard our dreams about GPU optimizing. I cant remember how many request, forms and feature requests we at onlinelib has fill out to get this feature.
anyway, the first demo works pretty amazing. i also test http segment streaming (build with fp10) with flashplayer 11 and iam wondering that it runs in fullscreen about 40-50% faster then with the latest public flash player.
i dont use the new stageVideo in this version:
http://onlinelib.de/Streaming_Solutions.html
do you render in fp11 automaticly with stageVideo when the fp detects it?
keep up the good work...
gary
http://onlinelib.de

How on earth do you manage with only 2GB of RAM? Doubling that, or better would speed up your Mac.
How much faster will the newest iMac model be (for Final Cut Pro rendering, DVD writing, etc.)?
Nobody knows except Apple. The rest of us will know when they anounce it! And of course, Final Cut Pro has been discontinued.
The age-old question:  Buy soon, or wait till even better models come out?
Definitely!

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  • Hi Thanks for 4.0. It runs much faster on my Mac, however, it no longer works to zoom in all of my web pages. I use to be able to use my finger pad to increase the size of all of all pages. Thanks again.

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    PS Are you working on a version for the iPad and iPhone with Add Blocker? That would be great!

    Here are some zoom add-ons which might provide a workaround:
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    P.S. ''Apologies for not responding earlier''.

  • I hv installed latest version of Adobe Flash Player even then when I am not able to run Video and getting messgae "Latest Version of Flash Player needed"

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    [http://vistasupport.mvps.org/run_as_administrator.htm]

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    How on earth do you manage with only 2GB of RAM? Doubling that, or better would speed up your Mac.
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    Thanks!

    Run a test yourself...
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  • Trying to run the SOA/BPM managed server withOUT running the Admin server

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    aTdHvAaNnKcSe ! (thanks IN advance)
    Claudio
    Edited by: clichten on Aug 20, 2011 9:35 AM

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    Melvin

  • New Mac Pro 8-core / D700 not much faster than an iMac... in PPro CC.

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    Grant Bennet-Alder,
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