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http://www.theverge.com/2015/8/27/9216299/apple-iphone-6s-event
For the first time in years, Apple is planning to stream its iPhone event to
Windows users. A webpage for the September 9th iPhone event reveals that
Apple will support Windows 10 PCs with the Microsoft Edge browser. Typically
, Windows users have had to resort to using VLC or another media app just to
access Apple's stream during a big iPhone or iPad unveiling.
Apple uses HTTP Live Streaming technology (HLS) that is part of QuickTime,
Safari, OS X, and iOS. It's a protocol implemented by Apple and suggested as
a standard, but it's not one that many other companies have used widely.
While iTunes for Windows already supports HLS, Apple has always kept its
stream limited to the web for Safari and iOS devices. Microsoft implemented
support for HLS as part of the Microsoft Edge browser, allowing Apple to
stream its event to more than 75 million Windows 10 machines next month. If
you've not upgraded to Windows 10 yet, you'll need to use VLC or another
third-party app on September 9th. |
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