Optimize SWF loading and playback for mobile CPU and memory limitations to provide a better user experience. Optimized SWF management for mobile (mobile only) Hardware video decoding offloads tasks from the CPU, improves video playback performance, reduces system resource utilization, and preserves battery life.

H.264 video hardware decodingĭeliver smooth, high-quality video with minimal overhead across supported mobile devices and personal computers using H.264 video decoding. Microphone access (desktop only)Īccess binary data of the live and continuous waveform coming from the microphone to create new types of audio applications. Improve application reliability and user experience by catching and handling unexpected runtime errors, and present custom error messages. Write a single error handler to process all runtime errors that were not part of a try/catch statement. Read acceleration values in x, y, and z axes from native device accelerometer sensors, and specify the rate of accelerometer updates to conserve battery life.

Leverage accelerometer input on supported devices for user input control and to control screen orientation. Flash Player 10.1 is enhanced to improve switching times between bitrates. Leverage new quality-of-service metrics to provide a better streaming experience. Show exceptional video with streams that automatically adjust to changing network conditions. Output protection on Windows enables content providers to specify requirements for protection of analog and digital outputs, providing additional safeguards against unauthorized recording. Using industry-standard cryptography, Adobe Flash Access 2 and Flash Player 10.1 provide a robust environment to protect content so it remains safe from tampering or capture throughout its lifecycle. (Desktop only output protection Windows® only requires Adobe Flash Access™ 2) Play back media protected using Adobe Flash Access 2 in Flash Player 10.1 to support a wide range of business models, including video on demand, rental, and electronic sell-through, for streaming as well as download. Interact with multiple objects simultaneously or work with native gestures, such as pinch, scroll, rotate, scale, and two-finger tap. Create multitouch-aware content for a wide range of devices and multitouch-capable machines. Take advantage of the latest hardware and operating system user interaction capabilities in Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1 using new ActionScript® 3.0 APIs for multitouch and native gesture events.

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