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Monday, June 11, 2007, 08:50 pm
Apple posts WWDC 2007 keynote video-on-demand
Apple has posted its customary video feed for the WWDC 2007 keynote address, allowing those outside the conference to see Leopard's new features for themselves."Watch Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveil and demo Leopard features in his World Wide Developer Conference keynote address from San Francisco's Moscone West."
See the video-on-demand (VOD) event right here, exclusively in QuickTime and MPEG-4.
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Too bad we could not stream it through the AppleTV and watch it on the flat screen.
too bad the keynote won't load and there are 500+ people complaining about timeouts on macnn...
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Originally Posted by g5man 
Too bad we could not stream it through the AppleTV and watch it on the flat screen.
Too bad we could not stream it through the AppleTV and watch it on the flat screen.
I second that comment. Are there any apps that will capture a QT stream and save it to a file?
Too bad iTunes won't accept the reference link, sync it to Apple TV and stream it live.
K
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Originally Posted by Kasper
I second that comment. Are there any apps that will capture a QT stream and save it to a file?
Too bad iTunes won't accept the reference link, sync it to Apple TV and stream it live.
K
I second that comment. Are there any apps that will capture a QT stream and save it to a file?
Too bad iTunes won't accept the reference link, sync it to Apple TV and stream it live.
K
I am all ears for that too!
People actually want to watch today's disaster!? Wow, love is blind, I suppose.
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Originally Posted by anantksundaram
People actually want to watch today's disaster!? Wow, love is blind, I suppose.
People actually want to watch today's disaster!? Wow, love is blind, I suppose.
I just want to hear SJ say he wants to make the UI consistent. Tell me they are not reading the AI boards.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasper
I second that comment. Are there any apps that will capture a QT stream and save it to a file?
Too bad iTunes won't accept the reference link, sync it to Apple TV and stream it live.
K
I second that comment. Are there any apps that will capture a QT stream and save it to a file?
Too bad iTunes won't accept the reference link, sync it to Apple TV and stream it live.
K
Lately they've been putting them on iTunes as podcasts. That's probably the way to go for AppleTV.
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Originally Posted by aplnub
I just want to hear SJ say he wants to make the UI consistent. Tell me they are not reading the AI boards.
I just want to hear SJ say he wants to make the UI consistent. Tell me they are not reading the AI boards.
Thousands of Apple folk lurking round here last time we checked logs
But I'm sure the UI mess was apparent to them regardless.
Best,
K
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasper
I second that comment. Are there any apps that will capture a QT stream and save it to a file?
Too bad iTunes won't accept the reference link, sync it to Apple TV and stream it live.
K
I second that comment. Are there any apps that will capture a QT stream and save it to a file?
Too bad iTunes won't accept the reference link, sync it to Apple TV and stream it live.
K
Recently Apple has been offering it via the iTunes Store for free...
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