In particular as more High Definition content is available, which requires playback by more advanced CODECs.
Flash may also be in jeopardy for the desktop. Some of the larger content distribution providers like YouTube have switched from exclusively offering their material in FLV to include the H-264 format, which is iOS friendly. For its part, even Adobe has announced they are ceasing Flash development for mobile platforms, as more efficient, open source formats like HTML5 gain popularity and fit into the requirements for accessing portable media content consumers are demanding. In response, Apple has blocked Flash from its iOS (iPhone, iTouch and iPad) mobile devices. Although Flash (FLV) and now F4V, an expanded version of the Flash file format specification, has become the de-facto video standard for the Internet worldwide, that reign may be coming to an end.Īpple has been the most vocal critic of Flash, claiming Flash puts excessive burden on the CPU and is responsible for the majority of crashes on its machines. Either as a streaming movie, clips posted on YouTube or Facebook, a pop up banner ad, or a simple animation.
You can barely peek into any corner of the Internet without bumping into it in some form or other.
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