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    RonH
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    January 27, 2009 at 5:45 pm #457011

    There are a number of ways to watch web video broadcasts eg TV programmes etc, including via Windows Media Player, Real and Adobe Flash. A question for the experts please:
    When I watch via Adobe Flash the laptop ‘seems’ to be ‘working’ a lot harder than the others mentioned above eg the cooling fans etc. Does Adobe ‘need’ more capacity to play web stuff?
    Ron

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