From Adobe docs: labs.adobe.com/technologies/flex/mobile/faq.html#differences
it looks like with present SDK (4.5 “Hero” ) only standalone flex app for AIR are supported on mobile devices.
So can someone explain how i can run “YouTube” clips on my Nexus One phone with Android 2.2?
Thanks,
-V
From Adobe docs: labs.adobe.com/technologies/flex/mobile/faq.html#differences it looks like with present SDK (4.5 Hero ) only
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The application doesn’t use Flash video instead the video stream is sent via some other protocol and decoded via the application rather than being run through flash (has the same player chrome feel as the flash version online so I could see the confusion). This doesn’t mean it’s actually Flash. Also the Hero SDK is for developing applications that will be turned into apk files or native packages so the code isn’t really running on a flash plugin (that I’m aware of) but rather is converted to native code, if I’m wrong someone please correct me.
With the newer OS that supports Flash you can view flash content in web pages, I now have support on the MyTouch3G thx T-Mobile and on a Galaxy Tab. The Hero demo app works okay, but feels sluggish in the transitions department. Flash on web pages works okay on the tablet but is still a bit delayed and the mouse pointer translation from the touch point seems slightly off (think I have to touch right above what I want to click, can be challenging).