Apple WWDC 2014 Live Streaming(apple.com)
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Apple WWDC 2014 Live Streaming
http://www.apple.com/apple-events/june-2014/
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Thanks. I can't thank you enough.
You're welcome :)
I watch the keynotes at work (on Windows) so I always spend the first 5-10 minutes scrambling around looking for a live stream that actually works.
This is probably the best one I've found. No stuttering, no commentary, etc.
I watch the keynotes at work (on Windows) so I always spend the first 5-10 minutes scrambling around looking for a live stream that actually works.
This is probably the best one I've found. No stuttering, no commentary, etc.
It's absolutely smooth. Very good quality. Thanks again.
Windows users: download this, open it with VLC: http://p.events-delivery.apple.com.edgesuite.net/14poiunaepo...
Here's the network stream link so you don't have to download the file: http://p.events-delivery.apple.com.edgesuite.net/14poiunaepo...
Chrome doesn't load the page, and in Firefox it still asks for QuickTime. Come on, Apple. It's 2014, and you're still using plugins for video! I thought you were all for "HTML5 video" - unless it doesn't suit you, apparently.
If I were Dropbox I'd be really worrying now. All of the big 3 has it's well-integrated cloud storage -- so far Dropbox was the de-facto cloud storage for Apple users. Now what?
Except that DropBox is still cheaper, has a good app, stores file revision history, syncs across various operating systems.
Dropbox always seemed to me to be a bit more sophisticated product than just "I want a backup in the Cloud" type thing, and I doubt anyone who's using it more than just a simple one-computer/one-OS backup system will leave.
And I guess it gets most of its revenue from business accounts anyway?
It's true, to some degree they should be worried. However, I'm not sure how much they actually have to fear.
While I do like the new Continuity features (and I'm somewhat of a cloud skeptic), I don't see myself sharing files over iCloud with my friends anytime soon.
Another thing that strikes me is, while I do use Dropbox a lot to sync across my devices, and those devices are almost always Macs, I'm also a toxic Dropbox user. Dropbox should not want to keep me as a "customer": I'm on the free plan, totally maxed out storage space by taking part in every conceivable promo, relatively high bandwidth usage, across a lot of devices. There is no possible reason for Dropbox to want me continue using them.
While I do like the new Continuity features (and I'm somewhat of a cloud skeptic), I don't see myself sharing files over iCloud with my friends anytime soon.
Another thing that strikes me is, while I do use Dropbox a lot to sync across my devices, and those devices are almost always Macs, I'm also a toxic Dropbox user. Dropbox should not want to keep me as a "customer": I'm on the free plan, totally maxed out storage space by taking part in every conceivable promo, relatively high bandwidth usage, across a lot of devices. There is no possible reason for Dropbox to want me continue using them.
Does this mean that Apple will be sending all my spotlight keystrokes to the cloud (ie: to Apple/Bing for live results)? Hrm.
Apple must have been inspired by Ubuntu's "built in spyware". Their search box also sends queries to the cloud by default. Richard Stallman must be thrilled: http://www.zdnet.com/free-software-father-declared-ubuntu-li...
Don't know why you're framing Ubuntu in a bad light. Windows does something similar with Bing. It's pretty easy to turn it off on ubuntu, will Apple allow you to do the same?
And also your text messages and phone calls!
You'll need to use an Apple device to view this stream.
-iOS 4.2+
-Safari on OSX
-Apple TV
Off topic, but your post tweaked my brain's processing.
I read those not as bullet points, but as a boolean search.
"It needs to be an Apple device, but not iOS, not Safari on OSX, and not an Apple TV."
I was trying to figure out what Apple Devices were left for a second before it clicked ;)
"It needs to be an Apple device, but not iOS, not Safari on OSX, and not an Apple TV."
I was trying to figure out what Apple Devices were left for a second before it clicked ;)
In the past I've been able to get around this requirement by getting the stream directly. If today's anything like previous events, should be able to use these URLs to open in VLC (the URLs will change when the stream goes live):
http://p.events-delivery.apple.com.edgesuite.net/14poiunaepo...
http://p.events-delivery.apple.com.edgesuite.net/14poiunaepo...
If you are using Chrome press F12 to open the devtools. Then press Esc and to to the "Emulation" tab. now choose an iPad or something and spoof your user agent as that.
it's dumb, but i think that should work. You will need to have QuickTime installed though, I don't think there's a way around that.
it's dumb, but i think that should work. You will need to have QuickTime installed though, I don't think there's a way around that.
Apple fan here, but this doesn't make sense at all. Foolish and arrogant.
Same here. I'm doing some iOS development on Ubuntu right now because I was having issues with my new monitor in OS X. Guess I gotta reboot into the OS X partition and take a break from having my new monitor.
But hey, it's nice to sit on the couch.
But hey, it's nice to sit on the couch.
Or there are some live talkings http://www.ustream.tv/leolaporte
Is that a thing; people talking over the presentation?
Is there a stream for Linux users? (without vm)
I've got it working by downloading the referenced mov-file, with the QuickTime UserAgent, and opening it in VLC:
$ curl -A QuickTime/7.6.2 -O http://p.events-delivery.apple.com.edgesuite.net/14poiunaeporfnsvpobjuanefvpjb6a/refs/14pijbefvoihbfva6_sl_ref.movYou could use a liveblog like every other year.
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I'm certain there will be people on UStream and livestream doing mirrors.
Yes, this upsets me a bit. I like to watch live product announcements.
Apple does user agent sniffing? Is Safari becoming the next IE?
I usually glance at the Techcrunch live blog[1] every 10-15 minutes for WWDC keynotes.
Since it is a text-stream (with a few photos), it's helpful if you don't have an apple device to view the stream or are busy with office work or meetings to watch the live video stream.
[1] http://techcrunch.com/2014/06/02/apple-wwdc-2014-keynote-liv...
Since it is a text-stream (with a few photos), it's helpful if you don't have an apple device to view the stream or are busy with office work or meetings to watch the live video stream.
[1] http://techcrunch.com/2014/06/02/apple-wwdc-2014-keynote-liv...
Macrumors usually does ok, and has a nice auto-refresh feature that I leave running
http://www.macrumors.com/2014/06/02/wwdc-2014-keynote-live/
http://www.macrumors.com/2014/06/02/wwdc-2014-keynote-live/
thanks, I like some of the commentary on this feed:
11:45 am Swift.
11:45 am Crowd goes "Whaaaaat?"
11:45 am New programming language.
11:45 am Swift.
11:45 am Crowd goes "Whaaaaat?"
11:45 am New programming language.
The video is actually about 35 seconds behind the text live streams too.
Too bad greg's not there, though. He's the best liveblogger ever.
How is an attachment meaningfully encrypted through iCloud if someone who isn't using a Mac can download the file through a link in the email they receive? If that link can be generated for them, it can be generated for anyone.
Edit: Even if a link is generated client side along with an access key, it's sent plain text and anyone who sees it can click it.
Edit: Even if a link is generated client side along with an access key, it's sent plain text and anyone who sees it can click it.
I'd imagine these users will have to go through a process that proves they don't just have the link but can also access the email account in question. Just like email subscription confirmations work.
I'm seeing a trend of a lot of 3rd party app that filled functionality gaps in OS X Mavericks are being integrated natively into OSX Yosemite.
Observant HNers lets start a running list of OSX Yosemite Feature => 3rd Party App / Feature
Observant HNers lets start a running list of OSX Yosemite Feature => 3rd Party App / Feature
Ouch. Big blow to OpenGL by Metal. It's iOS hardware (A7) specific.
That video really helped let us know how much Apple cares about its developer community Tim...except your responses to bug reports or pretty much any developer interaction...don't.
This already said below, but in clearer terms:
Will NOT load on Chrome on Mac currently
Will load in Safari.OSX Yosemite
What is new in iOS8 iSkype, iPaint, iChina, iApplause.
the audience seems composed only by men :)
Discrimination for real. what's next ? Google banning safari browser from accessing search?
It probably cuts down on the number of people that can stream it making it less expensive for Apple and the stream more stable. And at the end of the day it's an Apple developer conference - Apple developers typical have Apple hardware which this can be viewed on.
What about freebsd and clang developers whose work gets used prominently in apple products but who dont own apple hardware.
Google benefits from everybody using the web. Apple benefits when people use their ecosystem. Thus Apple restricting the webcast to Safari makes sense, and Google not limiting access to just Chrome does not make sense.
No commentary or anything