Adobe unleashes Flash Player 11 beta, now with 7.1 surround sound

Jul 14th 2011
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Adobe unleashes Flash Player 11 beta, now with 7.1 surround sound

Another day, another beta . Adobe’s latest beta release of its desktop Flash Player — that’s version 11 — is now available in your downloading pleasure. This actual build brings with it Stage3D APIs, for “advanced” 2D and 3D rendering, 64-bit support, H.264 encoding, and seven.1 surround sound. We’re just hoping number 11 won’t bring the entire flaws and subsequent fixes that experience plagued previous versions. For more details, and to download the the newest beta, click the source link below.

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