Windows 7: Adobe Releases Flash Player 10.1 And AIR 2.0

Win7User512 · 18 Nov 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by Klaw117

They say the next release after 10.1 should have 64-bit support.

Read here: Flash Player support on 64-bit operating systems

Read carefully:

Quote: Originally Posted by Adobe

We expect to provide native support for 64-bit platforms in an upcoming release of Flash Player following the release of Flash Player 10.1.

Not necessarily the next release.

Dark Nova Gamer · 18 Nov 2009

I don't think Adobe wants to make a 64-bit adobe flash player plugin.

Corpsecrank · 18 Nov 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by swarfega

Their website did say there would be 64-bit at the next major release. Depends if they mean 10.1 or 11 :/

Quote:

Adobe is working on Flash Player support for 64-bit platforms as part of our ongoing commitment to the cross-platform compatibility of Flash Player. We expect to provide native support for 64-bit platforms in an upcoming release of Flash Player following the release of Flash Player 10.1.

Quote:

A beta is expected to be available for Windows Mobile, Palm webOS and desktop systems including Windows, Macintosh and Linux later this year. In the meantime, sign up to be notified when Flash Player 10.1 for Palm Pre beta is available.

why so long lol.

HD Flash. That should be all I need to say. Flash 10.x is supposed to have the support for HD flash as in full 1080 HD. They have had an HD flash gallery open for a while now and I know they were putting a lot of development time into the HD end of flash. This is probably also why there is no x64 support yet. It would be a real waste to work on a 64 bit version at this specific point in time because of the HD thing and the ratio of x86 to x64 users using flash so the priority is pretty obvious.

24c · 18 Nov 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by DarkNovaGamer

I don't think Adobe wants to make a 64-bit adobe flash player plugin.

Maybe they don't know how.

zone23 · 18 Nov 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by Klaw117

They say the next release after 10.1 should have 64-bit support.

Read here: Flash Player support on 64-bit operating systems

HAHA ya and Turtle Beach is going to make x64 drivers for my sound card too.

Win7User512 · 18 Nov 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by 24c

Quote: Originally Posted by DarkNovaGamer

I don't think Adobe wants to make a 64-bit adobe flash player plugin.

Maybe they don't know how.

Fair point. Only one of the CS4 apps is 64-bit. They're new. Maybe MS should teach them.

Zidane24 · 19 Nov 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by DarkNovaGamer

I don't think Adobe wants to make a 64-bit adobe flash player plugin.

I wouldn't doubt it...they have had ample time to make the change...

smarteyeball · 19 Nov 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by 24c

Quote: Originally Posted by DarkNovaGamer

I don't think Adobe wants to make a 64-bit adobe flash player plugin.

Maybe they don't know how.

They kind of do. It's available to use on Linux distros only last time I checked

Quote: Originally Posted by Zidane24

I wouldn't doubt it...they have had ample time to make the change...

Now, now. Everyone knows that Adobe products are very cheap - maybe they can't afford the development

Uber Philf · 19 Nov 2009

I wonder if this will cure my explorer crashing Firefox...

DarkDavil · 19 Nov 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by smarteyeball

Quote: Originally Posted by 24c

Quote: Originally Posted by DarkNovaGamer

I don't think Adobe wants to make a 64-bit adobe flash player plugin.

Maybe they don't know how.

They kind of do. It's available to use on Linux distros only last time I checked

Quote: Originally Posted by Zidane24

I wouldn't doubt it...they have had ample time to make the change...

Now, now. Everyone knows that Adobe products are very cheap - maybe they can't afford the development

Well, maybe its really hard to use it in Windows? Last time i checked, programming in Linux based distros is much easier then in Windows

And i honestly DOUBT that money is a problem...

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