Post by Deleted on Sept 7, 2017 15:35:43 GMT
Flash Player and Radio Transmission
For many streaming radio stations a Flash Player, also known as Shockwave Flash, is the terminus by which listeners connect to servers.
Adobe Flash, also a video transmission platform, has been slated for expiration and is no longer being updated.
Yet we've observed that enumerable connecting points for videos and audio require "Allow Flash Player" before reception is achieved. Flash continues to be a ubiquitous part of the scene all over the internet.
This morning I was reminded that the World Time Clocks on the KDX Schedule page also require Flash.
There doesn't seem to be a flurry of activity to replace Flash Players, but it is our understanding that it is now time to switch to some other medium for connecting with listeners and viewers.
What choices exist for future streaming connections?
The ALPB seeks to provide answers.
Flash End of Life Article
For many streaming radio stations a Flash Player, also known as Shockwave Flash, is the terminus by which listeners connect to servers.
Adobe Flash, also a video transmission platform, has been slated for expiration and is no longer being updated.
Yet we've observed that enumerable connecting points for videos and audio require "Allow Flash Player" before reception is achieved. Flash continues to be a ubiquitous part of the scene all over the internet.
This morning I was reminded that the World Time Clocks on the KDX Schedule page also require Flash.
There doesn't seem to be a flurry of activity to replace Flash Players, but it is our understanding that it is now time to switch to some other medium for connecting with listeners and viewers.
What choices exist for future streaming connections?
The ALPB seeks to provide answers.
Flash End of Life Article
