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#231841 - 06/01/05 05:12 PM Flash Tech Question
Carpal Tunnel Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 4390	How dependent on video card power is Flash content? <br><br> _________________________
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#231842 - 06/01/05 05:17 PM Re: Flash Tech Question [Re: ]
zwei soporific Registered: 06/26/04 Posts: 2479 Loc: Near an iPad	Not at all I don't think.<br><br> _________________________ zwei � twitter � Roku
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#231843 - 06/01/05 05:19 PM Re: Flash Tech Question [Re: zwei]
Carpal Tunnel Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 4390	That's what I thought. My 64MB video card on my 400MHz Mac runs Flash like dog crap while my 2.4GHz Pentium 4 at work with no dedicated video memory runs like a champ.<br><br> _________________________
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#231844 - 06/01/05 07:16 PM Re: Flash Tech Question [Re: ]
zwei soporific Registered: 06/26/04 Posts: 2479 Loc: Near an iPad	Flash is a dog on Macs to start with... the next version is supposed to be better<br><br> _________________________ zwei � twitter � Roku
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#231845 - 06/02/05 04:23 AM Re: Flash Tech Question [Re: zwei]
Carpal Tunnel Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 4390	"the next version is supposed to be better"<br><br>This should be a mandatory label on all software with Mac system requirements.<br><br> _________________________
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#231846 - 06/02/05 04:27 AM Re: Flash Tech Question [Re: ]
Bryan Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/23/04 Posts: 8099	Flash is beyond garbage on the Mac, for some reason. You get smooth, fluid flash on a five-year old PC, but crappy, jerky playback on even the latest Mac. <br><br>But hey...the next version is supposed to be better! <br><br>
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