Lack of support!

[roddy]

(12-28-2009 03:05 PM)dc11ab Wrote:  Read post #2 in this thread. Even if you may regard it as "official" it is still a forum. There is no SLA from Syabas that states they use it as a support channel. Please don't confuse an official support line with a community board.

Werner, a Syabas employee, spends much time here and does chime in with info and updates frequently.

As for the original topic:
If you search the board you'll see both users - and even officials from Syabas - posting about the recent changes in the YouTube, and there are also Apple Trailers services notices.

In short and simplified; YouTube (aka Google) has changed their agreement and have asked their commercial customers/partners - including Syabas - to stop linking to their site.

As for Apple Trailers, Apple has changed their site so only QuickTime players are allowed.

Both issues may be bypassed but it requires hacks.

Thanks for your answer.
I didn't want to be polemic ( it's hard to do it in English when you are not a native speaker... ): simply I would appreciate MORE ANSWERS from someone working in ( or for... ) Syabas... Also if the only answer they can give is a "no answer" until now...
The problems about Internet video streaming are quite important for a device like C-200: and, as I wrote in my first post, it's no You Tube I was concerned about ( I can find the light version in MSP and that's OK for me... ), but all the other stuff ( Veoh, Megavideo, justin tv, etc. ) I thought it was easy to find in this device...
As I can understand, one big problem is the flash support ( essential for an Internet oriented device like C200 )... Now I've read somewhere C-200 quite soon will support flash: it's true? And when it will happen?
It's no problem to wait: we can survive without these Internet video services...
But, as rlyster stated, it would be easier to wait if someone tell us he knows these issues and is working to fix them....

[dc11ab]

As I've understood, Syabas and Adobe are still in discussions, so I can't say when and how Flash is supported, but the implementations I've seen so far are based on "Flash Lite" (Google it).

There are on-going negotations with content providers too, but of course Syabas is not disclosing what and who until there is a done deal, which I hope will surprise us sooner than later. And I'd also welcome premium services, globally available (right now most is national).

[Willem53]

(12-29-2009 12:18 AM)dc11ab Wrote:  As I've understood, Syabas and Adobe are still in discussions, so I can't say when and how Flash is supported, but the implementations I've seen so far are based on "Flash Lite" (Google it).

There are on-going negotations with content providers too, but of course Syabas is not disclosing what and who until there is a done deal, which I hope will surprise us sooner than later. And I'd also welcome premium services, globally available (right now most is national).

I hope the Flash deal will be revealed on the 5th of January
http://www.popcornhour.com/onlinestore/i...&type=news