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blogs.adobe.com - 12/3/2008

Notes from Adobe installer management

— blogs.adobe.com — As I mentioned recently, I asked some of the Adobe staff responsible for designing, building, and managing the company's installers to provide feedback on the concerns and criticisms we've heard regarding CS3 and CS4.  In this post's extended ... (more) Notes from Adobe installer management

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yourmaclifeshow.com - 12/3/2008

Adobe will not Exhibit at Macworld Expo 2009

— yourmaclifeshow.com — Adobe will not be among the developers exhibiting on the show floor at next month's Macworld Conference & Expo. The company confirmed its Expo plans to Your Mac Life on Tuesday. While Adobe won't have a booth on the show floor at the annual Mac ... (more) Adobe will not Exhibit at Macworld Expo 2009

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macworld.com - 12/4/2008

Adobe answers critics over CS3 and CS4 installer woes

— macworld.com — Two senior Adobe engineers addressed user criticisms over the company’s installers in blog postings. (more) Adobe answers critics over CS3 and CS4 installer woes

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iPhone 2.2 SDK offers undocumented TV-out features
Ars Technica - Infinite Loop — The other day, Ars showed you how to dump iPhone frameworks . Today, we can confirm that the updated MediaPlayer framework (it's a public framework) offers a working solution for exporting video out live to a connected TV screen. The MPTVOutWindow class allows your iPhone to send its video to a connected TV rather than to the built-in screen. Intended to be used with movies, the unpublished class creates a live video feed that is sent out through the iPhone's connector port. End-users will need to buy a video adapter or cable to use this functionality. The following video shows the TV-out feature in action. Notice that ...

iPhone 2.2 hides video out code for third-party apps
AppleInsider — By Aidan Malley Published: 07:35 PM EST An unpublished part of iPhone's latest programming framework lets third-party developers pipe video out to an external device, albeit not without a few catches. Confirmed by Ars Technica , a programming class in the iPhone SDK known as MPTVOutWindow does essentially what its name implies: it sends video out through the Dock Connector port to an outside source, such as an external screen. The adaptation is primarily meant for movies but allows any program to export the current contents of the screen, theoretically allowing apps intended for screens larger than the 3.5-inch iPhone LCD. ...

iPhone games now have a TV out option thanks to some tinkering
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — Erica Sadun over at Ars found a little tidbit of programming joy in the form of an undocumented way to push iPhone video to an external TV display. Freeverse, makers of Moto Chaser (iTunes link), took this information and got their application working on the external display in a few hours.   This obviously opens up the possibility for more gaming opportunities although, for many, the Apple Composite AV Cable on the iPhone/iPod touch is cost prohibitive. The hidden libraries, documented below: ...