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Since it is a text-stream (with a few photos), it's helpful if you don't have an apple device to view the stream or are busy with office work or meetings to watch the live video stream.
[1] http://techcrunch.com/2014/06/02/apple-wwdc-2014-keynote-liv...
You'll need to use an Apple device to view this stream. -iOS 4.2+ -Safari on OSX -Apple TV
You'll need to use an Apple device to view this stream. -iOS 4.2+ -Safari on OSX -Apple TV
it's dumb, but i think that should work. You will need to have QuickTime installed though, I don't think there's a way around that.
You'll need to use an Apple device to view this stream. -iOS 4.2+ -Safari on OSX -Apple TV
Is there a stream for Linux users? (without vm)
$ curl -A QuickTime/7.6.2 -O http://p.events-delivery.apple.com.edgesuite.net/14poiunaeporfnsvpobjuanefvpjb6a/refs/14pijbefvoihbfva6_sl_ref.movDiscrimination for real. what's next ? Google banning safari browser from accessing search?
It probably cuts down on the number of people that can stream it making it less expensive for Apple and the stream more stable. And at the end of the day it's an Apple developer conference - Apple developers typical have Apple hardware which this can be viewed on.
You'll need to use an Apple device to view this stream. -iOS 4.2+ -Safari on OSX -Apple TV
You'll need to use an Apple device to view this stream. -iOS 4.2+ -Safari on OSX -Apple TV
I usually glance at the Techcrunch live blog[1] every 10-15 minutes for WWDC keynotes. Since it is a text-stream (with a few photos), it's helpful if you don't have an apple device to view the stream or are busy with office work or meetings to watch the live video stream. [1] http://techcrunch.com/2014/06/02/apple-wwdc-2014-keynote-liv...