Silverlight 5 Beta (64 bit) in H1 2011
Brings more goodies to the table.
Earlier this month, Microsoft has revealed the very first information about the upcoming Silverlight 5 release.
According to “The Future of Microsoft Silverlight” web site, Silverlight 5 will introduce more than 40 new features, including developer productivity improvements as well as huge boost in the video quality and performance.
Key new features:
Support for 64-bit operating systems
Hardware Decode and presentation of H.264
Improved power awareness
Remote-control support
Fast forward and rewind
Digital rights management enhancements
Text improvements
… and more
The fun has just began.
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Good, Finally here comes the 64-bit.
Only Quick Time is pending for me to go full 64bit then.
Does that mean 64bit OS or 64bit browser? Cause it works fine for me as long as I use a 32bit browser. I’ve just gone without it and used 64bit though, now that flash and java both work on it.
If we have pure 64 bit OS without any 32bit binaries, Windows Folder size will go down by ~7 GB (SysWow64 & WinSxS folders).