How does this device handle video playback and possible flash websites?
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Like a charm... the EVGA+ adapters are the BEST of the USB adapters hands down... Less quirks than any other brand! I have several in the field.
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Make sure you have the latest plug ins AND your Computer can handle it. My laptop is 2009. Every sooo often, the two external 27" monitors well freeze...But I just disconnect the usb cable from my laptop, plug it back in, and all is good.
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No it does not support flash but I'm still very happy with it. Streams very well. I won't recommend the case I got, it's a little snug.
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XBMC works fine with my cheaper ZBox I'm running Linux Light and youtube is run from either an app or XBMC far as I know Flash Videos will not open in Chromium or Firefox but there are plenty of apps out to either watch or download from and VLC will open most flash media all that I've tried. I plan on trying windows 8 on the same unit soon. Hope this helps Dean
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I'm not 100% sure because I had two bad ones and gave up and bought a Lenovo. But if I had to guess and make a suggestion off past experiences I would recommend going to Adobes website and locate and download the flash player for android. To the best of my memory it didn't come on it. Also from app store download MX player as it will play all possible file types, I had to add this app to my Lenovo to play some video files as the video player most tabs come with are rather limited to the file types it plays. I hope this helps.
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No, it is just a tablet. One can only see a video from streaming internet source.
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I'll answer this question as an IT professional. The device "should" support pretty much any size flash or hard drive on the market. The caveat will be that it only recognizes FAT32 formatted files. Which means that files larger than 4GB will not be recognized. So, say you have an 8GB MKV movie on your flash drive, the device will not even see it. Your best bet is to look for MP4 or M2TS formatted videos, since users of these file formats will typically keep them at 3.99GB or less. You do lose a bit of quality, but for most people it is hardly noticeable.
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Yes, it can browse/playback media from a DLNA server (personally I use Tversity).
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I've used it to watch YouTube videos and it works great for that. I've also uploaded a video with no problems. I have not used the built in camera, though.
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I'm pretty sure the device supports mp4 videos and also, the video quality either stays the same or gets better. I was very impressed by the videoplay!
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ustream and youtube work. i thought it was flash but it might be html 5. it says i need flash, then i click it, and the video loads. its 50/50 if im able to make it fullscreen or turn up the volume or anything via the web player.
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Good morning, this device is excelent, support netflix, adoble flash and works well.
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I updated the copy of Flash delivered with the AR3700 to the current version 10.1.85.3 at the Adobe Web site before trying any YouTube HD videos. (Also upgrade Acrobat Reader to the current version 9.4 while you're there.) If I right-click a video, and select Settings, it shows Adobe Flash Player Settings, and Display, and Enable hardware acceleration, which is checked. Try viewing the Toy Story 3 - Official Trailer [HD]. That one played perfectly for me both last night and again just now. I also just successfully watched the "Knives Out" music video by Radiohead on Hulu, in full screen mode on a 1600 by 1200 pixel screen. If your PC still can't view those videos, it's possible you have a hardware issue. One other thing you might check is the NVIDEA control panel, which in turn can take you to the NVIDEA Web site.
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Fr the 2nd paragraph under product descptn "The Galaxy Tab offers full support for Adobe Flash Player 10.1 for accessing Flash-enabled websites, watching video and playing games.
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Hi. I have been on a lot of web sites and I did not find anything it would not read. I installed Flash 11 from 1mobile market and it works with the onboard browser. Hope this helps. Ollie
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I play music and videos fine from the internal memory. Mp3 for songs and mpeg2 works for videos hope this helps!
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If your device supports H.264 and RTSP then I would say yes, otherwise your device will not be able to see the video stream. I looked up the Digimerge and it runs embedded Linux and says it supports H.264 and RTSP. I use an old version of Linux on a PC with Zoneminder that didn't support it but I was able to compile a newer version of ffmpeg and zoneminder and it now works great. So I would say you have a pretty good chance it will work as-is.
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As stated above no direct OS flash support in Andriod2.0, BUT!!If your looking to view flash content on YouTube, I use an app called "FREEdi You Tube Downloader". It is in the Amazon App Store (free). It allows you to either view the videos in HQ OR download them as video, mp3 or aac to your reader.