Smart seek allows the video viewer to seek within a new “back” buffer so viewers can easily rewind or fast forward video without Flash Player calling back to the server, thus reducing the start time after a seek. Smart seek can easily make using Flash Player a DVR-like experience. Using available hardware to decode video offloads tasks from the CPU, improving video playback performance, offering smoother frame rates, and reducing system resource utilization. Video improvements – For desktops, Flash Player 10.1 introduces hardware-based H.264 video decoding to deliver smooth, high quality video with minimal overhead across supported operating systems. In cases where audio is playing in the background, playback fidelity is maintained. Flash Player can now automatically reduce the power consumption for content running in the background on a non-visible browser tab to improve performance when users are multitasking. The Flash Player team made a number of improvements to conserve resources, reduce power usage and extend battery life. And a focus has been kept on the memory management too. Performance and Power Management – There are varied memories and varied systems using the same flash player, so Adobe has ensured that the same player works in the same pace and performs well in every system. There are several improvements you would get to see in the new version of Adobe flash player 10.1 – The final release is yet to come later this month. Its Flash Player 10.1, and the beta version for Android too is available in the android market. The adobe team has just installed the new and improved version of Flash player for all the operating systems, i.e.
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