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Adobe Pours On High-Def Streaming With Double Shot of Flash

Adobe Systems has released its Adobe Flash Player 9 Update 3 software. Flash Player 9 has been in beta -- code-named "Moviestar" -- for some time, but this is the first version widely available that supports the H.264 high-definition video standard. H.264 is the same standard used by Blu-ray and HD DVD video players, and it's the standard that lets Apple iPhone users view the wicked-sharp YouTube videos on their tiny screens -- even when the "same" YouTube clips are more blurry in a standard Web browser.
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