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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
Se[BBB]e said 5:06PM on 8-07-2006
It looks really weird and stops playing after a short while. Guess Ive got to wait..
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Paul Wilde said 5:18PM on 8-07-2006
It just buffers forever for me, and disconnects with a 400 error - Any suggestions?
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mel said 5:19PM on 8-07-2006
And of course, just like every other goddamned WWDC/Macworld Keynote stream has been for the past 10 years, it's absolutely friggen impossible to watch it, because it drops frames 90% of the time.
You'd think Apple would have figure out by now how to host a high-demand web stream, but apparantly not.
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shrimp said 5:22PM on 8-07-2006
I know what I'm doing tonight.
Just me and my iMac. Watching a Stevenote.
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Dothan said 5:26PM on 8-07-2006
Anyone know how to download this .mov, as opposed to streaming it?
I know it must be possible, because these files always appear on "other" sites for download.
It's just a matter of deciphering the location of the file, right?
So, anyone?
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phatmonkey said 5:27PM on 8-07-2006
Heh. ...BUFFERING... I wonder if their ...BUFFERING... movie store will ...BUFFERING... be like this.
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mel said 5:35PM on 8-07-2006
It's surprising that Apple didn't have the insight to offer this as a paid download from the iTMS. I sure would pay $1.99 to download this immediately as a Quicktime, insteasd of suffering through an unwatchable Quicktime stream.
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Shaun said 5:50PM on 8-07-2006
rtsp://a2047.v1412b.c1412.g.vq.akamaistream.net/5/2047/1412/1_h264_350/1a1a1ae555c531960166df4dbc3095c327960d7be756b71b49aa1576e344addb3ead1a497aaedf11/wwdc_2006_1_350.mp4
Direct link to the mp4/350px stream (encase you're being forced to watch the 110px)
This also doesn't lag for me, its nice and fast
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Twist said 5:57PM on 8-07-2006
Why can't Apple just post a normal freaking video to download. Many years, three different Mac's, and a major connection upgrade later and this video doesn't play any better than the first streaming Stevenote I watched.
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Travsi said 5:59PM on 8-07-2006
Is anybody else getting no audio?
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Kurt Zenisek said 6:44PM on 8-07-2006
Welp, they've locked down the stream due to the high demand...
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Wysiwyg said 7:04PM on 8-07-2006
Thank frickin' digg for that...
http://digg.com/apple/WWDC_2006_Keynote_Address_Video
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geezer said 7:12PM on 8-07-2006
ah come on! the stream stopped at around 30min just when they presented "Time Machine" *argh*
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GadgetGav said 7:47PM on 8-07-2006
Phil Schiller... Apple's Steve Balmer but without the energy. Talk about how to make the big news seem dull. He's launching the Pro desktop to the developers and it just sounds boring.
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Mac Lover said 2:23AM on 8-08-2006
Products intros were boring- the products themselves are boring. How much speed does anyone really need. I get by fine doing everything I would ever dream of with a PowerMac G4. I've lost interest keeping up with the newest stuff mainly because I believe the power of the computer has far surpassed any real necessity for that much power. Most users I know that need high end graphic power are totally happy with the G5 capability. I think the wave of the future will see people spending less time in front of a screen and more time doing activities, art, and entertainment, in real, old fashioned, organic nature. At least for me the artificial 2D world that a computer (or any screen/display) brings is passé and a waste of time. I hope that others see the value in getting away from the computer screen and into reality. It will be a better world without companies like Apple shoving the idea down our throats that computers are cool and we can expand ourselves by using them. It's just not true. Bye Apple.
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sneu said 3:44AM on 8-08-2006
Paging Dr. Irony. I have time to post on a blog about a developer's conference but I am *so* sick of having this crammed down my throat and being forced to utilize this passe 2D machine that robs me of my vital life-force. With each character stroke I weep because it is a second of time (organic time at that) which I shall never regain. Woe.
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Nickbob said 5:25AM on 8-08-2006
So, at 0:54 His Steveness is demoing Voiceover, and using some standard text he plays the Tiger voice, the Leopard voice, and in between the Vista voice. Was the Vista voice pre-recorded? Or is Vista running in the background? Or some part of Vista running in the background? Was this a brief silent demo of the Red Box?
And was he giving tryouts to a successor? If so, where oh where was Jonathan Ive?
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Chris Sinclair said 5:31AM on 8-08-2006
Did anyone else think that his Steveness looked very thin?
I would not want to speculate on his health, but I was shocked at how thin he looked - he is American afterall, so should he not be another 50lbs heavier?
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Douglas F Shearer said 5:42AM on 8-08-2006
Does anyone know of a location where this stream has been ripped to a torrent? Would be nice to be able to download and watch at leisure, rather than waiting for demand to go down.
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Stuart said 6:47AM on 8-08-2006
I thought the same thing.
-Did anyone else think that his Steveness looked very thin?
I would not want to speculate on his health, but I was shocked at how thin he looked - he is American afterall, so should he not be another 50lbs heavier?
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