The Official WWDC 2005 Thread
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its multi format ofcourse 
there are various aurls in the initial .mov that you can see in notepad (easier on the eyes in notepad2) pull the h264 url out of that and pop it in quicktime7 and its like streaming a dvd (atleast it was for me and my 100mbit office connection)
there are various aurls in the initial .mov that you can see in notepad (easier on the eyes in notepad2) pull the h264 url out of that and pop it in quicktime7 and its like streaming a dvd (atleast it was for me and my 100mbit office connection)
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LordOfLA said:its multi format ofcourse
there are various aurls in the initial .mov that you can see in notepad (easier on the eyes in notepad2) pull the h264 url out of that and pop it in quicktime7 and its like streaming a dvd (atleast it was for me and my 100mbit office connection)
For everyone else as well. The qaulity is superb.
NetRyder: Keep trying, most of the akamai stuff is overloaded, as my video was choppy all the way through, stopping to buffer quite a few times.
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I was finally able to watch the webcast this morning. Rosetta is impressive -- I'm glad it's nothing like loading the classic environment!
From a consumer standpoint, I don't know how this switch can be a bad thing. I've got a G5 PowerPC processor and plan on having it for at least the next 3 years, but that won't be a problem because Intel-based Macs won't be migrated 100% for almost that amount of time. I probably wouldn't buy the first line of MacIntels anyway, so that puts me at about 4 years comfortably. Software companies will likely go far beyond that amount of time before phasing out PowerPC support, so I'll have universal binaries to take care of me. Then there's always Rosetta to fall back on.
From a consumer standpoint, I don't know how this switch can be a bad thing. I've got a G5 PowerPC processor and plan on having it for at least the next 3 years, but that won't be a problem because Intel-based Macs won't be migrated 100% for almost that amount of time. I probably wouldn't buy the first line of MacIntels anyway, so that puts me at about 4 years comfortably. Software companies will likely go far beyond that amount of time before phasing out PowerPC support, so I'll have universal binaries to take care of me. Then there's always Rosetta to fall back on.
Well I just watched the main video (stream from apple quicktime site) on QuickTime 7 Pro on my Mac Mini. It didn't buffer once! . I liked how the demo machine was Intel and they didn't know till half way through, that was funny and also them taking the **** out of Microsoft.
That Microsoft speech girl did not wear the right dress or whatever either was like well to bright no offence, interesting video though I like the sound of itunes and podcast.
. I liked how the demo machine was Intel and they didn't know till half way through, that was funny and also them taking the **** out of Microsoft. That Microsoft speech girl did not wear the right dress or whatever either was like well to bright no offence, interesting video though I like the sound of itunes and podcast.
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