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That's why Apple is succeeding. People are moaning about how they cannot view the live stream of an Apple event on their Windows/Linux platform, like we're landing on the moon or something. Amazing.
Start time: 07:00 — Honolulu, Hawaii 10:00 — San Francisco, California 13:00 — New York, New York 14:00 — São Paulo, Brazil 18:00 — London, England 19:00 — Rome, Italy 20:00 — Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 21:00 — Moscow, Russia 22:30 — New Delhi, India 01:00 — Shanghai, China (October 23) 02:00 — Tokyo, Japan (October 23) 03:00 — Sydney, Australia (October 23)
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When I view the page in FF24, it says "Live Streaming video requires Safari 4 or later on OS X v10.6 or later; Safari on iOS 4.2 or later." I'm just as surprised that it "requires Safari" which is just ... silly.
The iPod didn't take off until the release of the Windows version. I wonder if that lesson has been lost.
That's why Apple is succeeding. People are moaning about how they cannot view the live stream of an Apple event on their Windows/Linux platform, like we're landing on the moon or something. Amazing.
Excited for the new mini. Also over or under $5000 for mac pro?
Sorry if this is always brought up (i haven't seen an Apple stream since the iPhone 4 event), but we /still/ need Quicktime to stream this? What the hell?
Google wants their own protocol to succeed, Mozilla wants a different video codec to succeed[1], Microsoft probably wants to own both. It's very easy to cache HLS, which makes distributing high definition to a large number of people much cheaper. Is Apple supposed to spend more money on lower quality steaming just because their competitors don't want to play nicely? VLC is capable of playing HLS if you can get it the…
[1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=778617 [2] http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/15/netflix-html5-chromebooks/
Ok so it's that time of the year again. I am on windows and have chrome, firefox, ie 11, VLC, flash. Is there any way for me to watch this stream? Heck will this work even if I get quicktime? Edit: * So they updated the page to say it will work for quicktime if you are on windows. * But I am on win 8 and they use js to hide that part. So for now I am assuming it's because quicktime on it's download page only says it…
From the page: > Live Streaming video requires Safari 4 or later on OS X v10.6 or later; Safari on iOS 4.2 or later. Streaming via Apple TV requires second- or third-generation Apple TV with software 5.0.2 or later. So, no, unless someone posts a link to a live stream you can watch with VLC, this won't work on any non-Apple device (even with QuickTime).
Start time: 07:00 — Honolulu, Hawaii 10:00 — San Francisco, California 13:00 — New York, New York 14:00 — São Paulo, Brazil 18:00 — London, England 19:00 — Rome, Italy 20:00 — Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 21:00 — Moscow, Russia 22:30 — New Delhi, India 01:00 — Shanghai, China (October 23) 02:00 — Tokyo, Japan (October 23) 03:00 — Sydney, Australia (October 23)
15:00 São Paulo (Summer Time). Here's an updated TZ list http://everytimezone.com/#2013-10-22,300,6bj
http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/est-to-cet-converter
Finally, a website with a very clear visualization of various timezones.
Then you post evertimezone.com, which does a very similar thing, but with battery-friendly css :)